How did the climate movement get to where we are today? How have local movements played a role and how can they be in better service to global justice movements? What is the role of ethical storytelling and what happens after climate visioning?
What is the current state of national and global climate policy? What does organizing and resistance look like? What are the limitations of political advocacy and where should we focus our energy moving forward?
Indigenous Peoples are heavily represented among migrant farmworkers in the United States, and they are highly impacted by COVID-19, due to the exclusion of undocumented people from most benefits, as well as other structural inequities in access to health and other resources that affect both documented and undocumented people. Watch this panel held by Cultural Survival in partnership with International Funders for Indigenous Peoples.
Hear about how local, Indigenous knowledge, and ancestral ways are used to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic to heal and to rebuild and how traditional agriculture and Indigenous agroecology ensure food sovereignty and food security in the short and long term.
Panelists: Million Belay, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, General Coordinator
Tui Shortland (Māori), Awatea Organics, Founder
Jesús Antonio Guagivioy (Kamentsá), FUNSEVIPAZ, Coordinator
Indigenous Peoples are disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Learn about need to present information disaggregated by Indigenous Peoples. Hear about Indigenous-led efforts to map COVID-19 in Indigenous communities in the USA, Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico.
Join us for a discussion on how Indigenous cultures and knowledge continue to be appropriated and exploited for profit. Topics covered will include exploitations of Indigenous arts and designs, traditional medicine, food, and imagery.
Join @CulturalSurvival @IFIPphilanthropy @justicefunders @NoVoFoundation @ndncollective [Sixth-world.com] for this important conversation on #Indigenizingphilathropy and how Indigenous women are leading the way towards this transformation.
Join us for tea and meet some of our new and seasoned staff. Listen to their personal stories and the work they do at Cultural Survival.
Moderator: Valine Brown (Haida), Cultural Survival Board Member
CS Staff:
Shaldon Ferris (KhoiSan), Indigenous Rights Radio Coordinator
Edson Krenak (Krenak), Lead on Brazil
Adriana Hernández (Maya K’iche’), Strategic Partnerships Coordinator
Verónica Aguilar (Mixtec), Keepers of the Earth Fund Program Assistant
Celebrating 45 years of promoting and amplifying Indigenous voices through our publications! This issue of the Cultural Survival Quarterly is dedicated to Indigenous youth. Join us to hear how Indigenous youth are shattering colonial norms and Indigenizing spaces.
Panelists:
Sharri Cannell (Khoe San), Director, IYX Africa
Raven Lacerte (Carrier First Nation), Moose Hide Campaign
Arnab Chaudhary (Tharu), Indigenous Youth Community Media Fellow
Carolina Trayen Rain Ancan (Mapuche), Indigenous Youth Community Media Fellow
Moderators:
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that we are headquartered on Massachusett land, in Cambridge, MA, and we thank the past, current, and future Indigenous stewards of this territory.
