The Indegenous conducted a public consultation to gather over 1,000 ideas from diverse indigenous groups globally, addressing cultural preservation and sustainable development for future environmental goals.
View DetailsAt Stockholm+50 in June 2022, thousands marched alongside Indigenous leaders like Vanessa Nakate and Sumak Helena Gualinga, demanding urgent climate action and accountability from global leaders for a sustainable future.
View DetailsAt Stockholm +50, The Indegenous advocated for Indigenous Peoples' role in environmental action, urging respect for cultural heritage, languages, and gender equality to shape a sustainable, inclusive future.
View DetailsThe Indegenous partners with ISO to shape the Net Zero Principles draft, advocating for Indigenous rights and social justice while highlighting the necessity of free, prior, and informed consent.
View DetailsOur organization partnered with the GGKP to support sustainable development. We created "Indigenous Reflections" on the Green Forum to engage indigenous voices on youth, education, and the environment. At COP 27, we highlighted elevating indigenous communities in climate action alongside global leaders.
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