The Kali'na are an Indigenous people primarily found in the regions of Guyana and Suriname. They are part of the larger Carib linguistic family and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional practices, crafts, and oral storytelling. Their communities often rely on agriculture, fishing, and hunting for sustenance. Kali'na society is organized around family and kinship ties, with a strong emphasis on communal living. They speak the Kali'na language, which is vital for preserving their cultural identity. Efforts are ongoing to promote and protect their rights, land, and traditions in the face of modern challenges.