Today is the last day of Uncontacted Peoples Week. There's still time to contribute and stand for their rights. Dear Jack,Today is the final day of Survival’s Uncontacted Peoples Week. Once again, our supporters stepped up in defence of uncontacted peoples as they fi…

Survival runs on small donations and rejects all government funding. Please, help us continue our campaigns. "When I lived in the forest, I had a good life... Now if I meet one of the uncontacted Awá in the forest, I'll say, 'Don't leave! Stay in the forest… there's …

The Ayoreo face powerful forces that could destroy their lands and lives. Take a stand for their right to leave in their forest. Dear Jack,Perhaps no group better represents the right to reject contact – the theme of this year’s Uncontacted Peoples Week – than the un…

We need you to act urgently. As we write, forest guards and police are tearing down Jenu Kuruba homes in their forest. Dear Jack,In the early hours of this morning, Survival was alerted by Jenu Kuruba friends in India that a 250-strong government force has surrou…

The Mashco Piro, the largest known uncontacted peoples, could be wiped out if logging continues. Stop this now. Dear Jack,When uncontacted Mashco Piro people collect turtles’ eggs on a river bank, or pick fruit and vegetables, they whistle first. Mimicking the high t…

As long as the Kawahiva's territory is not protected, they face danger. Pressure the authorities to act now. Dear Jack,In the Brazilian Amazon, the uncontacted people of the Kawahiva Territory live on the run in their own forest. Survivors of countless massacres, the…

Uncontacted peoples have the right to reject contact. Act now, and stand for their rights – before it's too late. Dear Jack,It’s Uncontacted Peoples Week 2025, and this year we’re exploring a very simple theme – the right to reject contact.Many uncontacted Indigenous…