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‘We need to arrive empowered’: Indigenous women demand a seat at the COP30 table
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‘We need to arrive empowered’: Indigenous women demand a seat at the COP30 table
“We are the guardians of the planet for the healing of the earth.” With this motto, Indigenous women are reaffirming their essential role in the global climate agenda and articulating a unified message to take to COP30, the United Nations climate conference taking place in Belém, Brazil, this November. The statement was released during the National March of Indigenous Women, held in Brasília in early August, and seeks to draw attention to the di…
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