Events + Opportunities


Land Back is Climate Policy: Official Launch of the Decolonizing Climate Policy Phase 2 Part 2 Report
Jun
5

Land Back is Climate Policy: Official Launch of the Decolonizing Climate Policy Phase 2 Part 2 Report

Land Back is
Climate Policy

Official Launch of the Decolonizing Climate Policy Phase 2 Part 2 Report

To address climate change and climate justice, it is essential that policies and solutions target the persistent drivers and underlying causes of the crisis. 

Through our Decolonizing Climate Policy research project, Indigenous Climate Action has investigated the problems of climate change, how it is exacerbating existing challenges in our communities and how colonial capitalism is not only driving the crises but erecting barriers to our own solutions. 

In 2023 we released Part 1 of the Phase 2 report exploring the role policy plays in upholding colonial capitalism. Now we are gearing up to release Part 2, reclaiming policy as our own and exploring how it can serve our own transformative, decolonial goals.

Join us for the official report launch and powerful discussion where we will nurture a deeper understanding of how “Land Back” can fundamentally reshape climate policy.

Moderated by ICA’s Alexa Metallic and panelists: Skw'akw'as (Sunshine) Dunstan-Moore; Bren Henderson; and Deborah McGregor.

🗓️Thursday, June 5, 2025 

🕜 11:00-12:30 PDT | 12:00-1:30 PM CST/MDT | 1:00-2:30 PM CDT | 2:00-3:30 EDT | 3:00-4:30 ADT

📍 Virtual | Registration is Required

🎟️ Sliding Scale ($5.00 - $50.00) by Donation

In the spirit of reciprocity, we encourage attendees to donate a sliding scale registration fee through paypal or by e-transfer to Donate@IndigenousClimateAction.com. Please include “DCP” in your transfer/payment information. 

For this event, we recommend anywhere between $5.00 and $50.00. All donations go directly to support the Decolonizing Climate Policy project and future education and training events hosted by Indigenous Climate Action. 

Miigwech, Mussi Cho, Hay Hay, Ish Nish, Maarsi, and Thank You for your continued support. 

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Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Water and Sanitation, Pedro Arrojo-Agudo
May
15

Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Water and Sanitation, Pedro Arrojo-Agudo

The International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) will coordinate a 3 hour ZOOM Webinar with the Special
Rapporteur Pedro Arrojo-Agudo and Indigenous Peoples of the Americas understanding that uses and
struggles relating to water and energy and water governance overlap considerably for Indigenous
Peoples. Interpretation will be available in 3 languages: English, Spanish and Portuguese.

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Empowering Communities + Organizations to Integrate Land-Based Experiences
Mar
8
to Mar 10

Empowering Communities + Organizations to Integrate Land-Based Experiences

Bird's eye view landscape photo of the Turtle Lodge, Event details below: Empowering Communities + Organizations to Integrate Land-Based Experiences, TURTLE LODGE SAGKEENG, MB, MARCH 8-10, 2025

The Turtle Lodge is hosting a Land Based Train the Trainer Gathering from March 8-10 in Sakeeng, MB.

This 3 day Gathering will:

  1. Begin each day Ceremony

  2. Share examples of existing community models

  3. Provide practical guidance from land based knowledge holders to develop implementation plans.

There is a registration fee of $150 total per person for a 3 day gathering to cover the cost of food. Attending as Community/team groups is encouraged.

Please email theturtlelodge@gmail.com to register and await confirmation before making plans to attend. Spots are limited!


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Ground Up Advocacy Boot Camp
Jan
21
to Jan 22

Ground Up Advocacy Boot Camp

The Re:wild Your Campus team is excited to host the next session of our Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp, a 2-day virtual training intensive, on January 21 and 22 from 3-5:30pm PT (UTC-8).  

This virtual training was intentionally built for emerging youth leaders, and consists of a two-day program that emphasizes coalition building campaign strategy, and volunteer recruitment, in addition to pesticide-specific education. Participants walk away with a deeper understanding of toxic chemicals, what it means to rewild spaces, the intersection of human and environmental health, and how these issues tie back to social justice and climate change. Upon completion, participants will have the opportunity to join our growing network and connect with experts, alumni, staff, and current students working on rewilding initiatives across the U.S.  

The course is completely free to students and has a suggested donation of $50 for all community members.

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Sustainable Film Making & Best Practices from an Indigenous Lens
Nov
25

Sustainable Film Making & Best Practices from an Indigenous Lens

Date: November 25, 2024

Time: 1pm PST to 4pm PST / 4pm EST - 7pm EST

Location: Zoom

Join Sacred Earth Solar, Indigenous Screen Office & Telefilm Canada for this 3-hour pilot workshop with seasoned Indigenous filmmakers who tell powerful stories on screen, and advocate for sustainable practices behind the scenes!

We will discuss best practices that have been laid out in the film industry and discuss how Indigenous values and epistemology are critical as we move forward towards sustainable filmmaking to reflect Indigenous values of protecting Mother Earth, both on and off the screen.

Telefilm will be coordinating live simultaneous translation for francophones

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Women on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis: Ending the Era of Fossil Fuels and Implementing Solutions
Sep
25

Women on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis: Ending the Era of Fossil Fuels and Implementing Solutions

Date: Wednesday, September 25

Time: 4:45 PM - 8:00 PM EDT

Location: 777 United Nations Plaza, New York

On September 25th, join us at the UN Church Center for a powerful forum organized by the Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN). Hear from influential women leaders like Federal Deputy Celia Xakriaba, Casey Camp-Horinek, Jacqui Patterson, and others on the frontlines of the climate crisis as they discuss ending the era of fossil fuels and implementing solutions for a Just Transition.

This is an in-person during Climate Week in New York City for an inspiring and strategic WECAN forum, “Women on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis: Ending the Era of Fossil Fuels and Implementing Solutions.”​

​During this in-person forum, women leaders in all their diversity will come together to share comprehensive and intersectional approaches and strategies to stop fossil fuel extraction, accelerate community-led climate solutions, and lead a Just Transition grounded in a climate justice framework. Critical topics include fossil fuel resistance; food sovereignty; forest protection; gender-responsive climate policies; Indigenous and human rights; Rights of Nature; strategic preparations for COP29 and COP30; uplifting care economies; community-led solutions; and transformative policies for our collective future. Women are leading the way!

​Confirmed speakers, with more to be announced soon:

  • Federal Deputy Célia Xakriabá (Xakriabá), Member of the Brazil Chamber of Deputies from Minas Gerais State, and Co-founder of The National Association of Indigenous Ancestral Women Warriors (ANMIGA)

  • Casey Camp Horinek (Ponca Nation), Ponca Nation Environmental Ambassador and WECAN Board Member and Project Coordinator

  • Jacqui Patterson, Founder and Executive Director of The Chisholm Legacy Project, 2024 TIME Women of the Year, Earth Award recipient

  • Secretary Puyr Tembé (Tembé), the first Secretary of Indigenous Peoples of the State of Pará in Brazil, and Co-founder of The National Association of Indigenous Ancestral Women Warriors (ANMIGA)

  • Roishetta Ozane, Founder of Vessel Project of Louisiana and Gulf Fossil Finance Coordinator for the Texas Campaign for the Environment Fund

  • Eriel Tchekwie Deranger (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation), Executive Director of Indigenous Climate Action

  • Tzeporah Berman, Chair, Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty

  • With moderation and comments by Osprey Orielle Lake, Founder and Executive Director of Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)

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Bridges and Barriers to Fossil Fuel Phase Out
Sep
25

Bridges and Barriers to Fossil Fuel Phase Out

Date: Wednesday, September 25,

Time: 11 AM – 5 PM EDT

Location: Elsie Rooftop, 1412 Broadway, New York
Organizers: Commission Project and co-hosts: Asia Pacific Movement on Debt & Development, CIEL, Ford Foundation, Global Climate & Health Alliance, GreenFaith, GWL Voices, Oak Foundation, Parliamentarians 4FFF, FFNP
Register here

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