IFIP GLOBAL CONFERENCE 2025

PRE-CONFERENCE
February 17-18th

CONFERENCE
February 18- 20

POST- CONFERENCE COMMUNITY FIELD VISIT
February 21

REGISTRATION OPEN

The IFIP Global Conference is open to all IFIP members and affiliates, Indigenous Led Funds, non-member funders and Indigenous Peoples.

The IFIP Global Conference provides space to deepen discussions and collaborations around critical issues facing Indigenous Peoples globally and facilitate meaningful dialogue and collaboration between funders and Indigenous Peoples. With a focus on promoting Indigenous self-determination, the conference will provide a platform for dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and partnership-building among Indigenous communities, funders, and stakeholders.

Fees
Early registration:

Member: $950 USD per person
This is open to representatives foundations and organizations that are IFIP Members or Affiliate members ONLY

Non-Member: $1350 USD per person
This is for individual donors, foundations, donor-advised funds, philanthropy advisors and Nonprofit Organizations who are NOT IFIP Members

Solidarity: $650 USD per person
This is Exclusively for Indigenous Led Funds and Indigenous organizations. If you do not represent any of these organizations, your registration will be canceled and your fees will be refunded.

Registration after 22nd January
Member: $1050 USD per person
Non-Member: $1450 USD per person
Solidarity: $750 USD per person

REGISTER HERE!

2025 IFIP Global Conference Scholarship

Are you a member of an Indigenous community? This scholarship is for you.

The IFIP Global Conference scholarship aims to empower and support Indigenous participants in the Global Conference, fostering the sharing of knowledge and experiences among diverse communities. IFIP is committed to promoting inclusivity and will give preference to Indigenous youth, Indigenous women, and Indigenous peoples with disabilities.

Key Details:

Application Deadline October 30, 2024
Applications will be reviewed by the IFIP Global Conference Planning Committee Members and IFIP Staff

Scholarships will only cover the following:

Conference registration fee
Hotel accommodation (17-21 February 2023)
Roundtrip Economy airfare
Visa costs if applicable
Food allowance
Travel/Health insurance

Sponsors and Partners

Our Community

Salote Soqo

IFIP Board Member

IFIP’s role and strategy build on solidarity, IFIP’s role and vision at this moment are not only bold but necessary within and beyond philanthropy

Galina Angarova

Sirge Coalition

What makes us go on, despite many difficulties, is our legacy, our traditional knowledge, and most importantly our responsibilities that we have inherited from our ancestors--the many grandmothers who came before us-- to respect, honour, and protect our Mother Earth.

Edna Kaptoyo

Pawanka Fund

Indigenous women play important role as custodians and transmitters of traditional knowledge with long histories of preserving indigenous cultures and identity critical for the advancement of Indigenous Peoples collective rights in all areas of their self determined development.

José Gudiño

Red de Jóvenes Indígenas de Venezuela

Being an Indigenous Youth Implies the responsibility of proudly continuing the legacy of our ancestors, of maintaining a respectful and harmonious relationship with Mother Earth, and defending our territories for future generations.