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
This report explores how Indigenous-led funds (ILFs) are reshaping traditional philanthropy through governance models grounded in self-determination, Indigenous leadership, and
In this analysis published in Alliance Magazine, IFIP’s Lourdes Inga and Winnie Kodi explore the growing role of Indigenous-Led Funds
In this episode of Benevity’s Speaking of Purpose podcast, “The Blind Spot in Philanthropy,” IFIP’s Executive Director, Lourdes Inga, explores
This article explores the role of Indigenous-led funds in transforming philanthropy by centering Indigenous Peoples’ leadership, knowledge, and self-determination in
I volunteered to share about our group because it brings me joy. My intention is to describe this experience from
On behalf of the peoples of the South Pacific and Indigenous peoples in Canada, Pacific Peoples’ Partnership (PPP) organization is
Indigenous people in Africa are under increased threat, according to a 2019 Minority Rights Group International report. Numerous Indigenous communities
Since the implementation of our strategic framework, IFIP’s global community is growing. This includes Indigenous-led funds that are shaping the
Institutional philanthropy, in a nutshell, is a Western construct. Often it can seem transactional, likened to a business deal when
