Giving Tuesday passed, but our gift matching continues until we reach our target. Until then, your donations will be worth double to Survival. Nukak girl and her sister © David Hill/Survival Dear Jack,This Giving Tuesday, we were overwhelmed by the support our …

Today is Giving Tuesday. Will you add to our most important fundraiser of the year and support Indigenous rights globally? Alex Tinyú, a recently contacted Nukak man © David Hill Dear Jack,This Giving Tuesday, I’d like to share the story of Alex Tinyú, a recent…

With 24 hours left to Giving Tuesday, give now to support Indigenous rights. We have such an ambitious goal to keep our vital campaigns going. Will you join us? Nukak woman whose family members were killed following violent contact in the 1980s. Dear Jack,In le…

This Black Friday, spend with purpose. If you donate now, your donation will be worth double thanks to two donors who agreed to gift match our fundraising. Many Nukak were forced into desolate resettlement camps outside of their territory. Dear Jack,Navigating …

If you donate today, your gift will go twice as far thanks to two donors who will match your donations. Please, support our work with the Nukak and other Indigenous peoples all around the world. Nukak women and children in a resettlement camp, Colombian Amazon. …

The Nukak were devastated by contact years ago, and today they are still fighting to go back to their home. This Giving Tuesday, will you stand with them and support Survival's campaigns? In Charras, southeast Colombia, an elderly Nukak woman lies in a hammock…

We can't continue our work on campaigns such as uncontacted peoples' rights without your help. We reject all government funding to maintain our independence. Salomon Dunu, a recently contacted Matsés man, speaks to a Survival campaigner about the threat of oil explorat…

The Juma were once a very numerous people, but now there are only three. Please, help make sure this doesn't happen again. Aruká Juma was the last man of the Juma tribe. He died on 17th February, 2021 © Gabriel Uchida “The Juma were a very, very numerous people…

When not under attack, uncontacted peoples thrive. Hear the stories of their resilience, and stand with them in the fight for their rights. “This is the rainforest that our parents and ancestors have been living in. This place is ours. We will not let you take ou…

Extractive industries threaten uncontacted peoples all around the world. Ready Atxu's testimony about forced contact when he was a young child. Atxu speaking at the Survival office in London, 2025 © Fabiano Latham/Survival International “I’ve always loved the f…

A message to Survival supporters from Lucas, an Indigenous person working to defend uncontacted peoples in Brazil. Dear Jack, My name is Lucas Manchineri. I'm writing to you, Survival supporters, to deliver a simple but important message: uncontacted peoples arou…

96 percent of uncontacted peoples are threatened by extractive industries. Take action in our latest campaign to pressure them to stop. Sentinelese man photographed firing arrows at a helicopter in 2004 © Indian Coastguard/Survival International Imagine being t…

All of the world's uncontacted peoples are facing threats, and almost have could be wiped out soon. Help us take action today, and share our new report with your friends. “When [my uncontacted relatives] are connected to the rainforest, they are connected to the …

Survival's calendar for 2026 is out, featuring two Indigenous artists. Shop now and support our campaigns. Cover by Genilson Guajajara Dear Jack,You may already be familiar with the many reasons why Survival’s “We, the people” calendar makes the pe…

Survival's unique cards are a great way to let your loved ones know you're thinking of them while supporting Indigenous rights all around the world. Nourish card © Yuliya Vassilyeva Dear Jack,There’s something truly special about sending a handwrit…

Indigenous peoples of the Central Kalahari are facing critical water shortages. With your help, Survival is working to improve their access to water, supporting their livelihood on their ancestral land. Dear Jack,This is an extraordinary moment of hope for the…