The Thread We Held: TINTA’s 2025 Annual Report
TINTA’s 2025 Annual Report highlights Indigenous leadership, territorial struggles, coalition-building, and collective action ahead of COP30.
Notes from Santa Marta: A Just Transition must be built with Indigenous Peoples, or it won’t be just
The First International Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, held in Santa Marta, Colombia, marked a pivotal moment and drew a large crowd of Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant Peoples, women, youth, and social movements that took over the city.
Making Space for Honest Reflection on What Went Wrong at the #FailFest
#FailFest: From Setbacks to Shared Wisdom creates a space for honest reflection on what doesn’t work in social change efforts and what we can learn from it.
Indigenous and Local Communities Youth Consolidate a Global Movement From Their Territories
Indigenous and Local Communities Youth across regions are building alliances, strengthening leadership and advancing collective action to defend territories and biodiversity.
A call for all Life on the planet
January 13, 2026 By Sara Omi* Indigenous women are on the frontlines of the major impacts affecting our territories. When rivers are polluted, when forests are cleared, when agrochemicals sicken the land and poison our food systems, the violence we experience is physical, territorial, spiritual, cultural, and economic. Even so, we continue to sustain the […]
From COP21 to COP30: the rise of Indigenous solutions in times of climate crisis
January 09, 2026 By Leticia Doormann Indigenous solutions show that land demarcation, traditional knowledge, and territorial care are effective responses to the climate crisis. Ten years have passed since the adoption of the Paris Agreement at COP21. A decade later, Belém, with the smell of rain and the taste of jambu, promised to be a […]
Learning Communities: Where Exchange Becomes a Strategy for Direct Climate Finance
December 15, 2025 By Tamara Lasheras, Knowledge & Communities Officer In a year marked by political tensions, urgent climate goals, and global calls to transform the architecture of climate finance, the coordinated and strategic presence of Indigenous Peoples and local communities stood out powerfully at COP30, the climate summit held in Belém last November. Their […]
Indigenous Defenders for Territorial and Climate Justice
December 12, 2025 By Alejandra Salgado, Learning and Collaboration Program Officer Between 27 and 30 October, Indigenous land and territorial defenders from across Latin America gathered in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, to exchange strategies, strengthen alliances, and advance the development of a common advocacy agenda for international spaces. Indigenous Peoples face increasing threats […]
Indigenous youth are the seeds of a possible world
November 04, 2025 By Alejandra Salgado, Learning and Collaboration Programme Officer “We are the mountain, the rivers, the living forest. We are the seeds, the trees, the refuge. We are the territory of all life. We are the Amazon, we are resistance.” – Youth of the Yaku Mama Floating Climate Action Caravan. For almost a […]