Brazil’s Political Crisis Places Indigenous Rights at the Crossroads
The election of the extreme right-wing politician Jair Bolsonaro to Brazil’s presidency represents a profound setback for human rights and
Indigenous Territories
Reimagining Renewable Energy: Indigenous Peoples Driving Solutions
We need to understand the realities on the ground in relation to renewable energy. It’s about human rights and true
Indigenous Territories a New Way Forward with Funders
“We are not small islands. We are a vast oceanscape,” said Maureen Penjueli at the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples’
Beaver Lake Cree Bring the Power of the Sun to Tar Sands Ground Zero
When you live in the middle of the biggest sacrifice zone on Earth, how do you keep up your spirit?
Going to the Fundamentals: How the Sculpture Gardens of Native Science and Learning can Shape the Way We View Solutions to Climate Change
Indigenous philanthropy agrees that solutions to climate change should be underpinned by Indigenous knowledge, which means including Native Science. As
Grupo Ecologic de Sierra Gorda (GESG) Paving a Way Forward in Climate Change Mitigation
Since December of 2016, the Mitsubishi Corporation Foundation for the Americas has been supporting the Grupo Ecologic de Sierra Gorda
IFIP Convening: Philanthropy with Indigenous Peoples around Territorial Stewardship
IFIP held a funder dialogue on December 6th, 2017 with participants from philanthropy as well as Indigenous partners and leaders.
Comparative Regional Report. Development of the Rights to FPIC, Territory, Health and Education Recognized in ILO Convention 169.
This comparative regional report examines the implementation of rights recognized under ILO Convention No. 169, with a focus on free,
A Funder’s Toolkit: Implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
This practical toolkit supports funders in aligning philanthropic practices with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples