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¡Apoya a las comunidades #Waorani en su lucha por justicia y dignidad y exigir al juez Richard Ortiz, que convoque a audiencia en el territorio waorani, se pronuncie y haga respetar el derecho al consentimiento previo, libre e informado! Corte Constitucional amazonfrontlines.org/es/campaigns/p…

This week, we proudly announced that `Aulani Wilhelm will succeed Peter Seligmann as CEO of Nia Tero. ‘Aulani, who joined Nia Tero in 2023, currently serves as our Chief Strategy & External Relations Officer. She'll assume her new responsibilities 1/1/25. NiaTero.org/CEO

“Nia Tero is at the forefront of ensuring Indigenous Peoples are recognized as crucial frontline protectors of our planet, a mission that aligns with my own experience,”Nia Tero's next CEO 'Aulani Wilhelm said in a statement. bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2…

"The fish are spawning in these tributaries that nine months ago were 30ft (9.1m) underwater. It offers so much hope for the future. ... The river is healing itself," said Barry McCovey (Yurok), senior fisheries biologist for the Yurok Tribe. bbc.com/future/article…

#ComingSoon Virtual Launch 🛜 👩‍⚖️Litigation is one of the indigenous peoples' weapons to defend our collective life. ✍️We want to introduce you to Xanharu #6, a compendium that records the progress of our rights in international, national, and regional courts and bodies #UNDRIP

“That [Indigenous] guardian is a conduit between the buffalo and the human,” Tyson Running Wolf (Blackfeet) says. “To make management decisions and social decisions amongst ourselves so that the buffalo can flourish and [we] can flourish, together.” bit.ly/4gi17FM

💼✨ ¡Los incansables toman el centro de nuestra nueva edición! 🌟 Conoce a los emprendedores ecuatorianos que redefinen el éxito con su perseverancia, visión y logros extraordinarios.   Patricio Ortiz: Presidente de GO Corp, un self-made millionaire con ingresos de US$ 1.000

🚨 ¡Gobierno Territorial Autónomo de la Nación Wampís en #Iquitos! 📢 Tsanim Wajai, Director de Justicia del #GTANW, denunció en la #EscuelaJuridicaIDL la falta de reconocimiento de nuestro territorio, amenazas a líderes y la indiferencia del Estado. ⚖️ ➡️ nacionwampis.com/lider-wampis-p…

The ICJ is hearing testimony and reviewing written statements from communities impacted by the climate crisis. Julian Aguon, founder of Blue Ocean Law, represents a number of Pacific Islanders in this process and spent a year gathering testimonies. bit.ly/49HDynN

🎉 T H A N K 🎉 Y O U 🎉 We are so grateful for your support of Indigenous guardians around the world in 2024. Learn more at NiaTero.org ✨ Music: Chi Suwichan (Hin Lad Nai) Performing “Taw Mea Pah” (Ancestral Ways)

As the solstice approaches, many Indigenous Peoples around the globe will observe this period of regeneration. We invite you to join us in envisioning a planet in which Indigenous Peoples’ guardianship is enabled everywhere possible. Learn more at niatero.org

How can donors deliver #ThePledgeWeWant for Indigenous Peoples helping to fight climate change? ✅ They should start by learning how their peers are fulfilling their commitments or accelerating direct funding to Iocal rightsholders. More at thepledgewewant.com

As we move into 2025, we reflect on these words from Lysa Wini-Simeon (Solomon Islands), our Sky Islands Coordinator, about the importance of Indigenous knowledge in global forums. Learn more about the importance of Indigenous Peoples' Guardianship at niatero.org

👨‍⚖️Many times, laws are used to subjugate Indigenous Peoples. This case seeks the opposite: that they assert their rights and hold accountable those who threaten their existence. 🌏A case before the ICJ, led by Aguon’s law firm, Blue Ocean Law, hopes to establish legal

“Earth speaks to us. It tells us it is being exhausted" says Sandra Chasoy (Inga, Colombia). "The ancestral system teaches you balance. You need to give in order to receive. You need to sow to harvest. And there is a time where you cannot take." bit.ly/3C4XbK8

“Sáttítla is not just a piece of land; it’s the heart of our heritage and the source of life for current and future generations,” Yatch Bamford, chairman of the Pit River Tribe, told the Navajo-Hopi Observer’s Stan Bindell in October. bit.ly/4h24nWc

Massive engineering projects severed the wetlands to about half its original size. Tribe members say water mismanagement has contributed to fires, floods and water pollution in their communities and cultural sites. mlive.com/native-america…