Noticias + Blog
Exposing Canada @ COP25
In Canada, the translation is simple: any expansion of the fossil fuel industry -- whether it’s via increasing tar sands extraction in Alberta, fracking LNG in BC, or offshore oil drilling in Nova Scotia -- is fundamentally in conflict with securing a safe climate.
WEBINAR: Indigenous Peoples & UN Climate Negotiations
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.
ICA calls for rejection of Teck Frontier Mine in Treaty No. 8 territory
On Friday, November 22nd Indigenous Climate Action hosted a press conference in Amiskwacîwâskahikan, Edmonton on Treaty No. 6, with numerous local groups to call for the rejection of what would be the largest-ever open-pit tar sands mine: the Teck Frontier Mine.
World Indigenous Peoples Present Climate at UNSG Climate Action Summit
The International Indigenous Peoples’ Forum on Climate Change (IIPFCC) met in New York City at the United Nations before the UNSG Climate Action Summit to finalize the Indigenous Peoples commitments on climate action.
"Stepping in the shoes of the pathways laid down by our ancestors"
ICA sat down with India Logan-Riley from Te Are What during the RedTide Climate Action Summit and Youth Conference in Aotearoa (New Zealand). She discussed the importance of young Indigenous People being involved in climate conversations in order to find climate solutions.
Freda Huson Of The Unist’ot’en Addressing The UNPFIII
Freda Huson's address tot the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
United Nations Special Rapporteur on Toxics visit to Canada - Briefing Webinar
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.
United Nations Special Rapporteur On Toxics Visit To Canada | Briefing Webinar
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.
Thriving Women and Girls: Socio-Cultural Empowerment Strategies
A special Parallel Event of the Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples at the 2019 UN Commission on the Status of Women. This dialogue features all Indigenous women presenters.
Apply to the Indigenous Feminist Organizing School!!! (Deadline: Midnight March 6, 2019)
The Feminist Organizing School (FOS), led by the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance (GGJ), is a unique opportunity for allied social justice forces to work together to demystify the concept of feminisms and explore their existing organizing work through a gender lens.
Apply Today to Join the Youth Leaders Forum
The Youth Leaders Forum is looking for Indigenous youth to join their program and learn how to make a contribution in accelerating our transition to a clean-energy future.
Indígenas, grupos comunitarios de primera línea y líderes climáticos denuncian el lavado verde de la Cumbre sobre el Clima
In Open Letter to Brown, Communities Most Affected by Climate Change Demand Real People and Earth-Based Solutions
Enseñar a mis hijos que el agua es vida
Este fue un verano especial para mí como padre. Por primera vez llevé a mis hijos, Felix y Jaxson, a ese clásico viaje por carretera en TransCanada que tantos de nosotros hicimos cuando éramos jóvenes.
WEBINAR: Rescate de KM de Canadá: Voces indígenas desde primera línea
Webinar en el que participan Clayton Thomas-Muller, Cedar George-Parker, Kanahus Manuel y Eriel Deranger. 11 de julio de 2018
Rescate de KM por Canadá: voces indígenas desde primera línea
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.
Declaración de la ACI sobre el rescate canadiense de 4.500 millones de dólares del oleoducto TransMountain de Kinder Morgan
El gobierno canadiense ha pasado de respaldar a una empresa de combustibles fósiles que pisotea los derechos indígenas a convertirse en una de ellas. En respuesta, Indigenous Climate Action hizo públicas las siguientes declaraciones.