Pacific Indigenous Women’s Network (PIWN) Bears Fruit
By Lisa Natividad Indigenous women throughout the world play a critical role in the transmission of traditional knowledge, peacemaking, and caring for our communities. We are at the forefront of…
Philanthropic Funding to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
Tanya, IFIP member from Australia Thank you to IFIP for being interested in elevating information on the philanthropic space in Australia. I’m sharing this today as a perspective of a…
He wai ola ko Moananuiākea: Sharing good water in Moananuiākea
By Kaimana Barcarse, Melissa Nelson and Kaylena Bray The Tamalpais Trust Navigation Council Unlike Western perspectives that view the oceans as a separator of islands and continents, the Oceanic perspective understands that…
More Indigenous Philanthropy in the Pacific Islands is Needed to Advance Climate Justice
By Salote Soqo The realities of the climate crisis across the globe and in particular, the global south has led to an era of activism and mobilization for millions of…
Indigenous Philanthropy: Risky Business?
CAGES Foundation and communications consultant Kerry Klimm, Flashblak In a room of peers, CAGES was instructed to stand next to a board that represents our work, ‘high-risk or low-risk’. We…
IFIP Indigenous Peoples & Climate Change Webinar Series and COP26 Outcomes
In the lead up to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties (COP 26) that took place in Glasgow, Scotland from November 1-12th, IFIP partnered…
IFIP Statement on Historical COP26 Climate Commitments
Historical COP26 Climate Commitments in support to Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities require accountability and transparency International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP) applauds its members- The Christensen Fund, David and…
Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change: Webinar Series
To set the stage for uplifting Indigenous voices and priorities during the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 26), International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP) is partnering with Nia Tero to offer a four-part webinar series…
Oceans of Opportunity
Samqwane’jk project to build on partnership and innovation By Joey Fitzpatrick When Glooscap slept, Nova Scotia was his bed, and Prince Edward Island his pillow. On one occasion Glooscap rode…