The Political Constitution and the Statute of Authonomy of the Atlantic Coast of Nicaraguaand, created the legal frame of the rights of this indigenous peoples. The legal demands for their observation, divulgence, and broadcasting of these rights are esdcential. The divulgence of the rights to their language, culture, communal lands, natural resources, and customs, should reach the indigenous peoples, public officials, and the rest of society, so that they can be effectively applied; so that training programs to the indigenous leaders, government officials, regional authorities, judges, lawyers, students, and civil society, is given by CALPI to achieve this end. Radio programs and the printing of informational material about these rights are created and distributed to different social actors and institutions in the region. And the signed agreements of cooperation with the local universities URACCAN and BICU is being implemented in order to educate law students and professors about the rights of indigenous peoples.