Uncontacted Indigenous peoples are under threat around the world, and Survival is the only organization campaigning for them globally.Dear Jack,

We’re sharing a quick reminder that Survival’s Uncontacted Tribes Week will be starting next Monday, June 19 . Through the week, we’ll send you short updates and info, and opportunities to
take action and get involved - including by sharing our Uncontacted Tribes Pledge
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focused on some of the most urgent threats.

If you’d like to plan an event or activity for Uncontacted Tribes Week , you can visit our guide for ideas and support
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events - post them on social media, tagging @Survival (Facebook, Twitter) or
@survivalinternational (Instagram), and we’ll share, or you can send them to us
directly.

Uncontacted Indigenous peoples are under threat around the world, and Survival
is the only organization campaigning for them globally . We hope you’ll be part of making a difference during Uncontacted Tribes Week.

Thank you,




Caroline Pearce
Director
Survival International

P.S. Please forward this email on to family and friends. The more people who
stand with uncontacted tribes, the better.



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