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- Land Back Movement: History, Wins What It Really Means
Land Back addresses centuries of dispossession by restoring sovereignty and stewardship, not exclusion Recent transfers—from Tuluwat Island to the National Bison Range—prove it’s already happening
- Land Back movement gains ground, but full tribal control . . .
The Land Back movement, a push for the return of lands lost to colonization, grew in momentum in 2024, and several tribes regained control of land or ancestral territories
- Land Back Movement — Community-Based Global Learning . . .
The Land Back movement advocates for a transfer of decision-making power over land to Indigenous communities The movement does not ask current residents to vacate their homes, but maintains that Indigenous governance is possible, sustainable, and preferred for public lands
- What Actually Counts as Land Back? - nextcity. org
The Ethical Urbanist: There’s debate to be had about whether stewardship versus ownership count as giving land back to Indigenous people But the question misses what the land rematriation movement is about in the first place
- Land Back - Wikipedia
Land Back, also referred to with hashtag #LandBack or Rematriation, is a decentralised campaign that emerged in the late 2010s among Indigenous Australians, Indigenous peoples in Canada, Native Americans in the United States, other indigenous peoples and allies who seek to reestablish Indigenous sovereignty, with political and economic control
- What Land Back Really Means (Its Not Your House) | by Tiny . . .
Land Back isn't about taking your house—it's about Indigenous sovereignty and unceded territories Learn what the movement really demands and why
- Land Back: Indigenous sovereignty as care through . . .
Land Back is the action of clearing trash and planting familiar trees around our ancestors’ bones It is a return to a relationship of care Land Back is also an acknowledgment and recognition of the personhood and the rights of the living world and nonhuman relatives
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