Sponsored content: A network advancing Indigenous land and marine stewardship in northern Canada is helping to secure food sources as the pandemic affects supply chains
Sponsored content: Kenyan women enrolled with the BOMA Project have turned to making face masks for income as livestock markets are shut down
Sponsored content: An experimental initiative makes grants to support communities on the front line of climate change and energy impacts in defending their human rights
Sponsored content: A community hub in Tororo, eastern Uganda, will provide an inclusive space for women to build resilience to the impacts of climate change
Sponsored content: A legal empowerment network is training ‘barefoot lawyers’ to stand up for human rights amid the coronavirus pandemic and climate crisis
Sponsored content: Thank You for the Rain, a film about a Kenyan farmer’s struggle, has helped to catalyse change nationally and internationally
Sponsored content: The Inuit have thousands of years of environmental observations, and these could be vital to guide regulations for Arctic shipping
Sponsored content: Peer learning has helped organisations, such as in India and Kenya, learn about climate adaptation and land management
Sponsored content: Young people rose as governments remained seated. We spoke to some of the many youth organisations involved at the climate change conference
Sponsored content: By helping to return control of public water resources to local communities, a coalition promotes climate justice
Sponsored content: By working together, small communities are scaling up climate solutions and protecting their lands
Sponsored content: Indigenous communities have a vital role in developing climate resilience projects, using deep knowledge of environmental cycles
Sponsored content: From the Arctic to a Kenyan wildlife reserve, young people are helping their communities adapt to an uncertain future
Sponsored content: An advocacy coalition provides vulnerable local communities increased access to vital global climate funds
Sponsored content: Alaska Native communities working on the frontline of ‘usteq’ or land collapse are striving for recognition and emergency relief