You can make a tangible difference by supporting these organizations that advocate for the Mapuche and other Indigenous groups in Latin America. If you do not speak Spanish, I would highly recommend downloading a web browser extension to translate the Spanish-language sites, which are very informative.
Observatorio de Conflictos Mineros de América Latina (OCMAL) *Spanish site*
OCMAL was created by a group of Latin American organizations concerned with defending Indigenous communities from multinational mining corporations. The site contains articles on relevant environmental news and a comprehensive map of mining conflicts in Latin American countries.
Intercontinental Cry (IC): Essential News on the world’s Indigenous Peoples
IC is a non-profit newsroom that covers Indigenous issues in the US and Latin America. The site includes a page that helpfully organizes articles by region as well as a weekly ‘crash course’ on Indigenous news.
Mapuexpress: Colectivo de Comunicación Mapuche *Spanish site*
Mapuexpress is a social collective that defends and advocates for Mapuche Indigenous Rights. Its members collaborate with Mapuche communities to publish informative articles on extractive projects and resistance activities.
Hemi is a New York-based collaborative of institutions, performers, and researchers dedicated to empowering diverse communities in the performing arts. Hemi organizes biennial Encuentros—events that merge scholarship, activism, and performance art to inspire intercultural dialogue and social change. Their site contains a comprehensive digital video library of performances, the first of its kind in the Americas.
Spanda Foundation: The Mapuche Chapter
Spanda is an international civil society organization that focuses on capacity-building and economic empowerment. The group has worked with many Indigenous Nations, including the Mapuche, to implement community-led sustainable development initiatives.