CEMiPoS, the Centre for Environmental and Minority Policy Studies, is an international research center dedicated to addressing environmental injustices faced by Indigenous Peoples and marginalized communities worldwide. Established in 2016, CEMiPoS aims to empower Indigenous groups such as the Ainu, Ryūkyūan, and Sami through environmental activism, policy reform, and collaborative projects. By publishing works that prioritize minority perspectives and fostering long-term partnerships with Indigenous communities, CEMiPoS advocates for decolonization and the realization of minority rights.

The center's interdisciplinary approach to academia, art, and media seeks to create a postcolonial future guided by local Indigenous knowledge systems. Led by esteemed scholars like Director Hiroshi Maruyama and Adjunct Professors Kamrul Hossain and Leena Huss, CEMiPoS continues to work towards systemic change and liberation for all minoritized peoples. Embrace the vision of a world free from systemic oppressions with CEMiPoS