Nature is a Subject of Rights

The recent milestone in Yasuní National Park, Ecuador, on August 20th, saw 59% of the population voting to leave fossil fuels in the ground, specifically in the ITT block. This significant achievement aligns with the broader success of prohibiting mining, including forest and full-scale metal mining in Quito, underscoring a 15-year journey in recognizing nature as a subject of rights.

Respecting Indigenous Rights with Climate Solutions

While the pursuit of renewable energy is a shared goal, there have been instances where this rush has led to further violations of Indigenous People's rights. We do not only have to think of the impacts of Climate Change but also of the solutions proposed to address it. 

Indigenous Rights in Carbon Markets

Indigenous People’s voices in processes related to carbon markets should be a guarantee and a right.

Rights-based Integrity of Carbon Programs

Investing in the process of decision-making is key to ensuring Indigenous People’s and Local Communities have a proper and informed seat at the table.

Carbon markets, rights and the Future

There is a need to ensure human rights and Indigenous rights in discussions about carbon markets and climate financing. Talking about the climate future requires discussing the future of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities.

Indigenous leaders urge Gov. Hochul to sign The New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act

Indigenous leaders are urging Governor Hochul to sign The New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act (S.4859/A.5682).

Reforesting Minds

"Reforesting Minds," is associated with a metaphorical concept of restoring or rejuvenating the human mind in the context of historical and modern colonization.

Spiritual Power

The spiritual power of Indigenous Peopless is deeply rooted in their cultural and ancestral beliefs, practices, and connections to the natural world.

The Climate Movement

The interconnection between systemic racism, climate change, and climate vulnerability is a crucial aspect that must be addressed within the climate movement.

Embracing the Voice of Young People

Embracing the power of young people is paramount in driving tangible change.

We are all Native

As human beings, we all have ancestral origins and can trace our roots to specific geographic regions.

Artivism

Art has the power to reach and engage people on an emotional level, transcending language barriers and stimulating dialogue.

Take Up The Front Lines

Creating meaningful change requires collective action from individuals and communities

Positivity is a Privilege

Indigenizing is a multifaceted approach aimed at recognizing and honoring Indigenous peoples' knowledge, wisdom, and contributions, while challenging and transforming systems of oppression and marginalization that have historically suppressed their cultural identities and ways of life.

The Wrong People In Power

Climate change is a pressing global issue that requires concerted efforts from individuals, communities, corporations, and governments to address effectively.

Racial Justice

Addressing climate change requires a holistic approach that acknowledges and addresses the systemic injustices that contribute to environmental degradation and unequal climate impacts.

Indigenizing

Indigenizing is a multifaceted approach aimed at recognizing and honoring Indigenous peoples' knowledge, wisdom, and contributions, while challenging and transforming systems of oppression and marginalization that have historically suppressed their cultural identities and ways of life.