Indigenous Peoples represent approximately 6.2% of the global population, steward 28% of the world’s land, and hold internationally recognized rights,
In this feature published in Alliance Magazine, IFIP’s Lourdes Inga and Winnie Kodi explore the 5Rs of Indigenous philanthropy: Respect,
This toolkit provides practical guidance for funders and philanthropic partners seeking to strengthen Indigenous-led funds. It explores how philanthropy can
The Western industrial agricultural system, with its practices of extraction, individual ownership, and overdevelopment, has been a significant contributor to
It has been a busy and exciting time since starting as the Regional Manager, Australia for the International Funders for
Indigenous Peoples have had varied, complex, and complete economic visions for thousands of years. These definitions encompass Indigenous conceptions of
This report analyzes global philanthropic funding for Indigenous Peoples from 2016 to 2020. Despite the vital roles Indigenous Peoples play
In this analysis published in Alliance Magazine, IFIP’s Lourdes Inga and Winnie Kodi explore the growing role of Indigenous-Led Funds
This report provides practical principles and recommendations for funders and philanthropic actors seeking to build equitable, respectful, and long-term partnerships
This interview with IFIP Executive Director Lourdes Inga and The Giving Practice’s Lisa Fisher explores the development of IFIP’s strategic
This resource outlines 20 strategic recommendations derived from a three-stage research project by the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP).
In this episode of Benevity’s Speaking of Purpose podcast, “The Blind Spot in Philanthropy,” IFIP’s Executive Director, Lourdes Inga, explores
