International
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War, climate change, and AI: What’s at stake at this year’s UN Indigenous forum
Delegates are arriving in ‘NYC’ this week for the world’s largest gathering of Indigenous peoples — as visa barriers have halted some from attending
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‘Very concerned’: UN Indigenous Peoples forum impacted by ongoing funding crisis
After ‘U.S.’ refuses to pay its United Nations dues, budget pitfalls at the body have hit travel funding for Indigenous participants and a global action plan for Indigenous health
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‘We have a way to save communities’: Cultural fire keepers share knowledge across colonial borders
First Nations experts attend first National Indigenous Fire Gathering in syilx homelands, joining counterparts from ‘Canada,’ ‘Australia’ and ‘U.S.’
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Mining reps at the UN promise Indigenous consultation — but things look different on the ground
As President Donald Trump fast-tracks mines, industry group releases voluntary rules for obtaining Indigenous consent
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At the UN, Tŝilhqot’in outlines a plan to deal with the toxic drug crisis — but needs the resources
A delegation from the ‘B.C.’ nation asked governments for help responding to the emergency, saying they want to expand cultural care
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‘A matter of justice’: 2025 UN Forum on Indigenous Issues begins with visa challenges for attendees
Trump’s border policies are making an impact as this year’s largest gathering of global Indigenous leaders, activists, and policymakers begins in ‘NYC’
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Attawapiskat member files UN human rights complaint over decades-long struggle for clean drinking water
Charles Hookimaw’s submission to the international organization aims to hold ‘Canada’ accountable: ‘It’s been dragging on too long’
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From the ashes of my father’s house: A memoir from COP28
nupqu ʔak·ǂam̓ Troy Sebastian reflects on a year of loss and damage during a trip to Dubai for the UN’s climate conference