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Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Outside the ICJ in The Hague, AOSIS welcomed the Advisory Opinion as a major step forward for climate justice. The ruling affirms that climate harm is unlawful — and strengthens key legal protections for SIDS.
🔗 Read our press release: bit.ly/AOSIS_ICJAO
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
We are deeply inspired by the leadership of Pacific youth. Today’s ICJ ruling affirming that states have a legal obligation to protect the climate is the result of 6 years of tireless advocacy by @pisfcc. It's "a turning point for #ClimateJustice". #ICJ #PacificStudents #Vanuatu
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
In celebration of International Mother Language Day, we are delighted to announce the launch of “Indigenous Language Rights & Realities”. Volume 1 (2025) now available at nflrc.hawaii.edu/ilrr/
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
If your organization has been approved for accreditation in the #UNPFII2025, set your alarms for Monday 24 February! Registration in INDICO system will open that day until 21 March, to register individual participants. Link to be provided!
#WeAreIndigenous
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
📣Application for the OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship Program 2025 is still open!
🇺🇳Fully funded 4-weeks in Geneva
🏦Learn about UN human rights mechanisms
🗣️Program in EN, SP, FR, RU and PT
✏️Apply by 31 Aug tinyurl.com/5n75wc3m
#WeAreIndigenous
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Native American Coordinator
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
2 vacancies - Las Vegas, Nevada
$61,203.00 to $96,263.00
GS-0301-9/11
Open to Friday, June 28, 2024
Permanent - Full-time
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#job #apply #Native #Indigenous #Tribal
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
seeking a #PhD candidate for "#Cultural Heritage in Motion: #Indigenous Knowledge & Mobile Livelihoods in Changing Climates" project. Starting 10/01/2024, focuses on #climateChange #adaptation among Indigenous agro-pastoralists in #Ethiopia #Africa
Link: lnkd.in/dNweXF8T
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
🎓 One-week intensive course on #IndigenousPeoples´ rights with an African focus offered by the University of #Pretoria.
📍 Hybrid format (online and physical attendance)
🗓️ 18 - 22 November 2024
👉 Learn more and apply online: bit.ly/4btIPzo
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
All out for Kanaky
Global call out for solidarity
Now is the time as a Pacific family, and global family that we stand together in solidarity for the safety and independence of our Kanak relations
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Oceania is one-third of the world, and therefore the largest region of the world
We are here, we are important
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
🚨Registration for the In-Person Consultation On Enhanced Participation Of Indigenous Peoples is open until the 13th of June.
More info and link to registration at: t.ly/NNlO_
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
New Zealand / Aotearoa and other countries are codesigning Ocean Decade National Committees with Indigenous knowledge holders and marine scientists. The Ocean Decade invites all knowledge holders and traditional owners to shape our global engagement.
"Increased effort is required to better engage Indigenous Peoples in marine policy and planning to transition to 'the ocean we need for the future we want'."
Read full @UNESCO State of the Ocean Report 2024🌊 t.ly/YWbKy
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Over 476 million #IndigenousPeoples are living across the globe. They speak over 4000 of the world's 7000 languages.🌏
ALT UN Photo/Rick Bajornas
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Congratulations to New Zealand National Commission for launching Tāwera, Te Aramahiti, The morning star guides eastward: reviving traditional navigation knowledge in the Pacific. #Aotearoa is leading Indigenous knowledge revitalisation @DanHikuroa unesco.org.nz/knowledge-hub/…
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Decolonization is not about regaining a romanticized past. It’s about dismantling structures of domination in the present by any means necessary so that an alternative future is possible.
Global Indigenous Network retweeted
Calling all young #Indigenous photographers📸
Enter our Photography Prize to tell the world how your community's lifestyle, beliefs and culture promote health and well-being
More: ow.ly/3KHY50Rv2JH