COMUNICADO: Una mesa redonda analizará por qué los sistemas de conocimiento indígenas son esenciales para un futuro sostenible
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, November 12, 2024
Baku, Azerbaijan - Indigenous Climate Action (ICA), an Indigenous-led climate justice organization from Turtle Island (Canada), will be hosting a panel November 12, 2024 to delve into the intersections of climate leadership, Indigenous-led Just Transition, and Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC).
QUIÉN: Acción Climática Indígena
WHAT: Green & Beyond: Indigenous-led Healing and Just Transition for a Resilient Future
WHEN: 16:00-17:00 (GMT+4)
WHERE: Canada Pavilion, Blue Zone Section E, COP29
Indigenous Nations and communities have long championed the interconnected approach to environmental stewardship and governance, drawing on centuries of knowledge and practices that harmonize with ecosystems, support thriving local economies, and nurture resilient communities for all. With the climate crisis extending far beyond just reducing atmospheric greenhouse gas emissions, we must be exploring solutions and frameworks that address the systemic issues that perpetuate environmental degradation and the violation of the rights of Indigenous peoples.
This panel will highlight why an energy transition alone is insufficient and instead explore how Indigenous knowledge systems and intergenerational memory can inform and inspire the comprehensive transformation we need to tackle the climate crisis and widespread biodiversity loss.
This panel features voices from Indigenous leaders and advocates who are at the forefront of the climate justice movement in Canada including:
Eriel Tchekwie Deranger, Indigenous Climate Action
Sarah Beth Hanson, Indigenous Climate Action
Jennifer Pylypiw, Métis Nation of Alberta
Jayce Chiblow, Indigenous Climate Action
Panelists will share insights on how traditional practices, such as hide tanning, are more than just cultural artifacts - they are essential components to a sustainable future. We will explore how Indigenous practices and methodologies can and should be integrated into broader strategies and policies for environmental protection and climate resilience.
Acerca de ICA: Indigenous Climate Action es una de las pocas organizaciones de justicia climática dirigidas por indígenas en Canadá. Visita nuestra página web para obtener más información sobre nuestra delegación en la COP29 y nuestros objetivos para la CMNUCC de este año.
Contacto para los medios:
Correo electrónico: media@indigenousclimateaction.com
