Avis : Un nouveau rapport définit la "restitution des terres" comme une politique climatique
Indigenous Climate Action to launch the most recent report in the decolonizing climate policy Series.
MEDIA ADVISORY
03 June 2025
Turtle Island - Indigenous Climate Action (ICA), an Indigenous-led climate justice organization located in Canada, will be releasing the latest report from their Decolonizing Climate Policy Project during an online event this Thursday, June 5, 2025.
ICA’s Decolonizing Climate Policy research project aims to investigate the shortcomings and problems associated with Canadian climate policy while at the same time supporting, and developing Indigenous-led climate policy - climate policies by and for Indigenous Peoples that will rise up and empower Indigenous-led solutions.
This upcoming report release represents an important milestone in ICA’s multi-phase journey. This launch event will offer insights into the reports key findings and open a space for dialogue on the future of climate justice led by Indigenous communities.
QUOI :
Official Launch of the Decolonizing Climate Policy Phase 2 Part 2 Report
Through ICA’s 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.
OÙ/QUAND :
Thursday, June 5, 2025
11:00-12:30 PM, PDT (UTC-7) // 12:00-1:30 PM, MDT (UTC-6) // 1:00-2:30 PM, CDT (UTC-5) // 2:00-3:30 PM ET (UTC-4) // 3:00-4:30 PM AT (UTC-3) // 3:30-5:00 PM NDT (UTC-2:30)
This is a virtual event hosted on Zoom. Please register here.
A recording will be shared following the event.
INTERVENANTS :
Alexa Metallic (moderator)
Alexa Metallic is a Mi'gmaq woman born and raised in her community of Listuguj First Nation located in Gespe'gewa'gi, Mi'gma'gi. She currently supports ICA as the Research and Policy Coordinator.
Skw'akw'as (Sunshine) Dunstan-Moore
Skw'akw'as (Sunshine) Dunstan-Moore (She/Her) is of Nlaka’pamux, Stl’atl’imx, Yakama, and of Irish descent. She is a proud youth from Tlekemstin (Lytton), British Columbia.
Bren Henderson
Bren Henderson is a proud member of the Montreal Lake Cree Nation with familial connections to the Aisaicans and Perreaults of Ochapowace and Cowessess. Bren currently supports ICA on their National Steering Committee.
Deborah McGregor
Deborah is Anishinaabe from Whitefish River First Nation and she was raised in Birch Island, Ontario. She currently supports ICA on their National Steering Committee and is an active member of their Climate Policy Advisory Council.
CONTACT MÉDIA :
Jessica Christmas, Indigenous Climate Action
Media@indigenousclimateaction.com
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Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) est la seule organisation de justice climatique dirigée par des autochtones au Canada. Guidés par un groupe diversifié de gardiens des savoirs autochtones, de protecteurs de l'eau et de défenseurs des terres issus de communautés et de régions de tout le pays, nous pensons que les droits et les systèmes de connaissances des peuples autochtones sont essentiels pour trouver des solutions à la crise climatique et parvenir à la justice climatique. Nous modelons notre travail et notre structure organisationnelle sur les systèmes de consentement libre, préalable et éclairé et d'autodétermination. En fournissant aux communautés des connaissances et des ressources, nous pouvons inspirer une nouvelle génération de leaders autochtones dans le domaine du climat qui construisent des solutions centrées sur nos droits inhérents et nos cultures.
