Electronic Green Journal

This edited book is divided into four parts. In the first part, the author’s arguments are centered around the issue of the invisibility of native voices in philanthropy practices, as well as in US society in general.  The second and third parts of the book analysed the nexus between environmental issues, native people, and dominant structure. Notably, the authors have highlighted the indigenous people's major efforts to protect the environment and discussed how local leaders and organizations are challenging the dominant structure of environmental movements in the US.  In the last part, the authors visualize building sustainable Indigenous economies by decolonizing native communities.