On this #IndigenousPeoplesDay we honor the ones stepping into roles as caretakers of the land, defenders of the waters, air, and territories while carrying forward the knowledge of balance and responsibility.
This week, we continue the fight against extractive industries in the Arctic! Corporate capture of public forums continues to be a global issue. it's time for an Indigenous Just Transition, not more false solutions to mitigate climate change. #DefendTheSacred
On this #ZeroEmissionsDay we remain firm in our stance to ending fossil fuels! Actual Zero Emissions cut emissions at the source and not a made up system where corporations can buy credits. It’s been time to change and hold these corporations accountable.
We celebrate the 19th anniversary of the UN General Assembly's adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
The full promise of UNDRIP has yet to be realized but we must press on as our future generations are depending on us. #UNDRIP #DefendTheSacred
It’s been 10 years since the deep infiltration and propaganda war that was spread at Standing Rock and many locals still are being educated on today.
Indigenous women are leaders who support their communities by being keepers of the knowledge, languages, governance systems and stewarding the land. In order for us to build a sustainable, resilient and inclusive future, Indigenous women are essential in us going forward.
Despite holding nearly one-third of the world's remaining tropical rainforests, the Amazon is facing exploitation and displacement of Indigenous Peoples from Data Colonialism. This Amazon Rainforest Day, let's recognize the fights uniting us with our relatives in the Amazon Rainforest region.
Is your community facing threats or harm from mining activities in the U.S. or Canada? The Indigenous Environmental Network and Western Mining Action Network are offering $4,000 mini-grants... For questions, contact IEN’s Mining Organizer Talia Boyd at [email protected]
