People of the current. The Tausug or Suluk people are an ethnic group in the Philippines and Malaysia. The term Tausug was derived from two words tau and sug (on suluk) meaning “people of the current” referring to their homelands in the same thing, with the former being the phonetic evolution in the Philippines of the latter (the L being dropped and thus the two short U’s merging into one long U). The Tausug people in SABAH refer to themselves as Tausug but refers to their race as Suluk as documented in official documents such as birth certificates. The Tausugs are part of the wider Moro ethnic group, who constitute the sixth largest Filipino ethnic group.

Tebtebba Foundation, the Indigenous Peoples' International Centre for Policy Research and Education. Tebtebba, in the Philippine indigenous Kankana-ey dialect, refers to a process of discussing issues collectively and presenting diverse views in order to arrive at common positions and actions. Tebtebba's main thrust is to help build the capacity of indigenous peoples to assert their rights and articulate their own analyses and perspectives on issues directly affecting them - Baguio City.

Profile from the Peoples of the World Foundation.

Their ancestors and descendants. Dedicated to those people who trace their roots from Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines. Someone sadly said, "...the once wealthy Gaddang have now faded away into oblivion." Though true that many Gaddang have left Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines; they have thrived and grown prosperous in their new locales.

Education for and about indigenous peoples. Includes Philippine tribes like the Aeta, Bajau and people who live by garbage and a curious newly discovered tribe called Baguio Beer Drinkers Foundation.

A center for music research with material collections on the musics and musical traditions in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and representative areas from other continents. The Center was founded by Dr. Jose M. Maceda (1917- 2004), composer, ethnomusicologist, pianist, philosopher, scholar, and National Artist.

Short overview of the tattoo ing traditions of the Kalingas from the Vanishing Tattoo website.

The Yakans are the traditional settlers of Basilan Island in the Southern Philippines, situated to the west of Zamboanga in Mindanao - from the Austrian-Philippine Homepage.

Philippine heritage art for rent or for sale including rare items from the Ifugao and Palawan tribes.

Trains and equips Christian indigenous people to reach out their own people - Davao City and Puerto Princesa City.

The United Association of Higaonon Tribes - Unahi Mindanao is dedicated to the protection and preservation of the largest, last remaining virgin rainforest in the Philippines and its inhabitants. It's mission is to uplift the socio-economic conditions of the Higaonon tribal people without compromising the integrity of the ancient tribal customs and traditions. Its base is in Buena Vista, Agusan del Norte, Mindanao. Unahi (United Association of Higaonon tribes in Mindanao) is an Indigenous Peoples organization (IPO) and a non-profit organization.

Philippine airsoft umbrella group composed of groups from many parts of the Philippines.