Membership and Representation
The UAN’s membership has grown to encompass 160+ Indigenous Nations and territories, representing the collective voice of over 300 million Indigenous peoples across African, Andean, American, European, Caribbean, Oceanic, and Asian regions. Each member nation brings millennia of ancestral wisdom, sustainable governance systems, and profound ecological knowledge to our global alliance.
Indigenous Nations are admitted to UAN membership through a collaborative process that honors traditional protocols of recognition and consensus-building. Membership is open to all Indigenous Nations that demonstrate commitment to the organization’s founding principles of ancestral wisdom, environmental stewardship, and peaceful cooperation.
Select Members of UAN
Akwa Ikot Eyo Edem community
Assembly of the Gaurani People
Association Of Saamaka Tribal Communities
Asoc. Com. Cayubaba Indigenous Sub Central
Association Of Saamaka Tribal Communities
Bakholokoe Nation
Bathlaro Kingdom
CANIB
Creek town Iboku Esit Edik Effio Ekpo clan community of Efik Kingdom
Ediba Community in Ejagham Kingdom
Eocipuna Muisca Chibcha
Igbo Kingdom
Ikot Ewa Effiom Henshaw Town
Ikot Ewa Effiom community
Ikpai Ohom Qua Town Community in Ejagham Kingdom Indigenous Commune of Traditional Settlement Jatun Molino
International Human Rights Commission
Kalinago Council
Kingdom of Mboke Village Ihiagwa Owerri Imo
Kingdom of Dlamini
Limbo Teego
Luapula Province Chiefs Council (LPCC)
Mba Odoso Ikpai Ohom Qua Town Community and Similar Groups
Mba Odoso Ikpai Ohom Qua Town Community
Mba Ikpai Ohom Qua Town Community
Mbarakom Community
Ngati Hurungaterangi
Parakuiyo Pastoralist's Traditional Institution and Community
Pavacachi Kichwa Center Association
Pueblo Mapuches Nation
Royal House of Kamakahelei
Sakaximbi Eco-Village Foundation
State of the African Diaspora
South West And African Forum Federation Subcentral of Indigenous Council of Baures
Shiwair Tuke Irundramau
Shuar Yapapas
TOAJ
Thaimne Community
Usung Esuk Community of Efik Kingdom
Movimiento Independiente Indígena Lenca de Honduras (MUPILH)
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As guardians of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations and stewards of its most biodiverse territories, Indigenous Nations through the UAN offer humanity essential guidance for navigating contemporary challenges while honoring the sacred responsibility to future generations.