Amplifying Indigenous-led Solutions to Global Challenges
Note to get in the building - if there's not someone there to greet you - use the call box to the left of the door. Use the search box to find "3" - you'll see one entry. Press the call box and the door will unlock. Take the elevator to the third floor.
This session will focus on strategies for amplifying Indigenous-led solutions to global challenges, preserving Indigenous knowledge, and ensuring their voices are central in development decisions.
Discussion Questions
How can we amplify Indigenous-led solutions to global challenges?
What key strategies help preserve Indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage?
How can we ensure Indigenous voices are central in development decisions?
What role can funding and technology play in supporting Indigenous communities' self-determination?
Discussion Leaders
Adrian Lasimbang is the Executive Director of Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples, an Indigenous rights activist and expert in renewable energy, sustainable development, and community-based technology innovation.
Jess Feingold is the Co-CEO of Common Future, an impact investor and creative entrepreneur dedicated to building an equitable economy by investing in Black and Indigenous-led initiatives to foster community wealth.
Paul Redman is the Founder and Executive Director of If Not Us Then Who, a filmmaker using strategic communications to support the demands of Indigenous and local communities through his US-based charity.
Suzanne Bowles is the Chief Strategist at Cattail Strategy, designing Kinship Philanthropy initiatives, and a co-founder of Indigenous Commons, working at the intersection of post-capitalist philanthropy, regenerative movement building, and collective liberation.
Thank you to The Sidebar leadership team for your support in making this happen!