Indigenous communities comprise 370 million people in 90 countries — 5% of the world’s population — and are custodians of 80% of the world’s biodiversity. At the same time, these communities are often under siege by dominant cultures, their resources stolen, their people subject to discrimination and abuse. In this panel, Indigenous journalists from Australia, Canada, and the United States will talk about their award-winning investigations, ranging from land theft by universities to health care for Indigenous children.