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Indigenous Climate Action

Climate justice. Indigenous led.

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Canada

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Climate injustice
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Indigenous leaders

Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) is an organisation working to make the climate change conversation more diverse. The platform advocates for indigenous rights, environmental and social justice by upholding Indigenous Peoples’ inherent right and authority to make decisions about their well-being. ICA holds online and in person gatherings to amplify voices of indigenous communities in Canada. ICA works in four main ways: gatherings, amplifying indigenous voices, providing resources and tools and supporting Indigenous sovereignty.

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Learn

Use the ICA’s toolkit to learn about indigenous communities

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Attend

Like what they do? Attend a gathering in Canada

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Volunteer

Feel inspired? Contact ICA to volunteer

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Watch

Watch webinars, panel discussions and educational videos about indigenous communities

Perfect for...

Activists, indigenous people and allies.

Our Honest Opinion

We love that Indigenous Climate Action amplifies indigenous voices, making the environmental movement more diverse. ICA’s four main pillars of action are solutions orientated and fosters collaboration and community. By giving a voice to indigenous people, ICA is empowering those who are most vulnerable to climate change.

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