Project partners included: Shuar communities, AmazonGISnet, MEC Capital.

Project partners included: Shuar Federation, Global Affairs Canada, Lundin Foundation, Lundin Gold.

Project partners included: Maya Leaders Alliance, Toledos Alcaldes Association, the University of Arizona’s Indigenous Law and Policy Program (led by Prof. James Anaya).

The project included annual educational exchange trips to Canada with Indigenous community leaders (women, men, youth and Elders) to meet with First Nations leaders, local businesses and programs to learn and exchange lessons in sustainable development and mining. The project also included 4-6 month internships for farmers from Chumbivilcas at Harmony Organic to learn aboutRead more

Garifuna Nation Re-Building: Self-sustainability is central to the Garifuna belief system, both as a collective and as a people, and is paramount to the continued cultural survival of the Garifuna. We are supporting the Garifuna across five countries in Central America in their Nation Re-Building efforts. We are helping them rebuild localized food security andRead more