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Mira el debate del seminario web: «Romper con el proyecto de ley C-5»:
Canadá: sin compromiso
No te pierdas la mesa redonda: «Invertir en la soberanía indígena» con Indigenous Climate Action y Sacred Earth Solar
No te pierdas la tercera parte de nuestra serie de seminarios web sobre la transición justa, compuesta por tres partes: «Políticas para las PERSONAS»
No te pierdas la segunda parte de nuestra serie de seminarios web sobre la transición justa, compuesta por tres partes: «Keepin' It Clean»
No te pierdas la primera parte de nuestra serie de seminarios web sobre la transición justa, compuesta por tres partes: «Cómo hacer que la transición justa sea realmente justa».
Únete a Indigenous Climate Action en una mesa redonda híbrida y gratuita titulada «El riesgo financiero de ignorar los derechos de los pueblos indígenas», en la que participarán ponentes negros e indígenas tras su intervención en la Junta General Anual de RBC.
Watch the recording for Part Two of our webinar learning series: The Colonial Urge to Commodify the Climate Crisis: Uplifting Real Solutions
Una entrada de blog con algunos de los momentos más destacados de un seminario web celebrado con motivo del «Día contra Canadá», en el que participaron miembros del Comité Directivo de la ICA.
From a panel that occurred on Sunday, May 31, 2020, following an online screening of The Condor and the Eagle documentary. Featuring: Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Helena Gualinga, Molly Wickham, and Bryan Parras
In March, Indigenous Climate Action put together our first webinar related to COVID19, in collaboration with Idle No More and NDN fellows, Waasekom and Jesse Cardinal. Following this, we then put together a series of four webinars with Indigenous Rising Media (a project of Indigenous Environmental Network).
Many Indigenous Peoples are at high risk of contracting COVID19 due to a lack of clean running water, overcrowded housing, and a lack of adequate healthcare. This is not the first time we have been faced with a health crisis, and to get through it will take some Indigen-uity.
Tune into Eriel Deranger, Executive Director with Indigenous Climate Action as she hosts Andrea Carmen with International Indian Treaty Council, Graeme Reed with Assembly of First Nations, and Janene Yazzie with International Indian Treaty Council to discuss the opportunities and challenges of asserting Indigenous Rights within International Climate Change Conversations.
Indigenous Peoples around the world are exposed to hundreds of toxic and otherwise hazardous substances. From May 24-June 5, the United Nations Special Rapporteur will be conducting a country visit to Canada to hear our stories about toxics contamination. Learn how you can participate.
Indigenous Peoples around the world are exposed to hundreds of toxic and otherwise hazardous substances. The exposure of Mother Earth to toxic substances from a multitude of sources must be understood through the lens the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Webinar featuring Clayton Thomas-Muller, Cedar George-Parker, Kanahus Manuel and Eriel Deranger. July 11, 2018
Canada’s government announced that it is going to pay $4.5 billion to Kinder Morgan to buy both the existing 65-year-old Trans Mountain pipeline and the controversial Trans Mountain Expansion Project.
The Canadian government has gone from backing a fossil fuel company that is trampling Indigenous rights to becoming one.
Este seminario web analiza cómo la violencia contra la tierra, a través de la extracción y la explotación de recursos y combustibles fósiles, perpetúa la violencia contra las mujeres.
During this webinar Indigenous Climate Action, Toi Toi Manawa Trust and Pacific peoples Partnership discussed the Red Tide Climate Action Summit and Youth Conference which took place from May 1st to May 6th, 2018 in Aotearoa (New Zealand).
Executive Director Eriel Deranger and Executive Committee Member Clayton Thomas-Muller discusses ICA turning down a $150K award from Aviva Canada and the importance of Indigenous rights in the climate justice movement.
Executive Director Eriel Deranger and Executive Committee Member Clayton Thomas-Muller (350.org) discussed ICA turning down a $150K award from Aviva Canada and the importance of Indigenous rights in the climate justice movement.
Webinar with Ellen Gabriel, Art Manuel, and Chief Bill Erasmus moderated by Erica Violet Lee.
On Thursday July 6th at 7pm CST the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN) is hosting a webinar that will provide information on what outcomes the Paris Agreement has on Indigenous peoples and communities.