International Exchange of Small-Scale Fisheries Organizations: Advancing a Common Agenda to Protect Oceans and Coastal Communities
November 20, 2024 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) This blog was originally written in English and automatically translated using artificial intelligence Fifteen leaders from the small-scale fisheries sector in Asia, the Pacific, Latin America, Africa, and Europe gathered in Itacuruçá, Brazil, from May 30 to June 2, 2024. The event was organized by […]
TINTA’s Unique Language Support at New York Climate Week
October 15, 2024 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) This blog was originally written in English and automatically translated using artificial intelligence. When it comes to language support for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities participating in decision-making spaces, TINTA ‒The Invisible Thread‒ has a deep understanding of the comprehensive nature of this task that […]
Webinar recap for policy briefing on Indigenous Peoples’ opportunities towards a just transition
November 02, 2023 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) This blog was originally written in English and automatically translated using artificial intelligence. On August 21, 2024, the Transition Minerals Climate Policy Workshop convened for its second session of a two-part briefing series. This briefing series began on August 7, 2024, with a webinar which […]
Investing in Women, Accelerating Progress : A Webinar Recap
November 02, 2023 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) This blog was originally written in English and automatically translated using artificial intelligence. Climate change disproportionately affects women, especially those whose livelihoods depend directly on land and natural resources management. Women also face limitations in accessing land, forests, and financing to grow their community initiatives. […]
Community Connectivity: initiatives led by youth from the Mayan Biosphere Reserve
November 02, 2023 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) This blog was originally written in English and automatically translated using artificial intelligence. After nearly two years of work with the youth living within the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Petén, Guatemala, we recently concluded the workshop “Building Capacities for the Installation of Community Intranet Networks” […]
Reflections: TINTA’s journey and growth in 2023
November 02, 2023 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) This blog was originally written in English and automatically translated using artificial intelligence. As another year comes to an end, we reflect on the work that we’ve done and where we are headed. Please find here some of TINTA’s key moments of 2023: 1) Women’s […]
Growing leadership of Indigenous and community women in climate and environmental spaces : The links to gender-based violence
November 02, 2023 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) From forest fires raging across North America, Europe and the Mesoamerican region, to a proliferation of tropical cyclones in Southeast Asia, humanity as a whole has undergone an unprecedented amount of climate related events this year. Due to their traditional roles as the primary caregivers […]
TINTA and Our Allies at New York Climate Week : From Translating Words to Supporting Conversations
November 02, 2023 Written by for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) “This blog was originally written in Spanish and automatically translated using artificial intelligence.” This year, TINTA was once again invited to coordinate the interpretation team for the Global Alliance of Territorial Communities (GATC) at New York Climate Week (NYCW). The week provided an important opportunity […]
Cross-learning and youth leaders’ exchange on the Home-coming movement experience
October 9, 2023 Written by Alejandra Salgado Martínez for TINTA (The Invisible Thread) “This blog was originally written in Spanish and automatically translated using artificial intelligence.” South-Sulawesi, Indonesia — Indigenous peoples and local communities are in the front lines of nature defense, protecting their ancestral territories and practicing sustainable management in tropical forests. Multiple challenges […]