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The APA is dedicated to fostering the social, economic, political, and cultural growth of Indigenous communities. We stand in solidarity with these communities to promote and defend their rights.

Publications

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Projects

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Amerindian Peoples Association Units

Our Units form the basis of our membership in Villages and Regions in Guyana. At present the Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) has over 40 Units across Regions 1, 2, 7, 8 and 9.

Follow the Key Issues

Policy and Administrative Support Officer Ms Don Stoll engaging with GAW Cricketer Mr Keemo Paul during a Heritage Month Exhibition at Amazonia Mall.
A resident reading a copy of the Amerindian Act during an APA-Supported workshop in Karasbai Village, South Pakaraimas
Members of The Nine Nations showcasing their work during Ina Maimu Yetatokon 2023
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Ms Judy Winter from the South Rupununi sharing her experience accessing education as an Indigenous youth during Ina Maimu Yetatokon 2023
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Project Areas

The Amerindian Peoples Association's broad-based work encompasses various thematic areas, such as Governance, Legislative Development and Protection, Indigenous Land Tenure, and Environmental Protection