Polskie Stowarzyszenie Przyjaciół Indian

Founded in 1990, Polskie Stowarzyszenie Przyjaciół Indian is a non-profit association based in Warszawa, Poland working on arts & culture, human rights, education.

Polskie Stowarzyszenie Przyjaciół Indian (PSPI) is a Polish association founded to popularise knowledge about the lives, history and cultures of Indigenous peoples of the Americas, particularly Native Americans. Based in Warsaw, it works for Poland's Native American enthusiasts and the wider public through lectures, conferences, exhibitions, workshops for children, cultural festivals, pow-wows and a regular newsletter. The association also publicly supports indigenous rights and causes, such as opposition to cultural appropriation and campaigns in support of Leonard Peltier and the protests against the Dakota Access pipeline. It is governed by a General Assembly, a Board and an Audit Committee, and is funded mainly by membership fees and donations. Its annual national gathering, the Zlot Polskiego Ruchu Przyjaciół Indian, has been held in various locations across Poland.