Self-Determination and Creative Capital: Keys to Realizing Indigenous Economic Success
Indigenous Peoples have had varied, complex, and complete economic visions for thousands of years. These definitions encompass Indigenous conceptions of […]
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Leaders and Stewards: Global Analysis of Funding to Indigenous Women
A data-driven research report that examines global funding trends and philanthropic practices related to Indigenous Women. It highlights critical funding
Essential Principles of Partnering and Funding Indigenous Women Organizations
This tool kit serves as a resource to help donors effectively support and collaborate with Indigenous women Organizations.
Funding Trend Analysis on Indigenous Peoples Philanthropy
This report analyzes global philanthropic funding for Indigenous Peoples from 2016 to 2020. Despite the vital roles Indigenous Peoples play
Time to Step Up: From Solidarity to Redistributing Funding to Indigenous Women
The report examines persistent disparities in funding for Indigenous Women and calls on philanthropy to move beyond solidarity toward the
Pacific Indigenous Women’s Network (PIWN) Bears Fruit
Indigenous women throughout the world play a critical role in the transmission of traditional knowledge, peacemaking, and caring for our
Philanthropic Funding to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
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He wai ola ko Moananuiākea: Sharing good water in Moananuiākea
Unlike Western perspectives that view the oceans as a separator of islands and continents, the Oceanic perspective understands that the
Oceans of Opportunity
Samqwane’jk project to build on partnership and innovation By Joey Fitzpatrick When Glooscap slept, Nova Scotia was his bed, and
Recognizing the Ocean Stewardship of Indigenous Peoples
Oceans underpin human livelihoods by supporting 80 per cent of the world’s biodiversity, supplying almost half the oxygen we breathe,
Nia Tero and Indigenous Guardianship in Pasifika
Indigenous peoples uphold many of the planet’s healthiest ecosystems, rich in biodiversity and essential to the security of global food
The Ocean is Our Protector. Now We Must Protect It
Some early mornings during this tumultuous pandemic when there was no calm or accessible refuge for my family and I,