Indigenous Voices in Climate Governance

This topic centers on efforts to bring Indigenous voices and citizen deliberation into climate and food-system governance.

Across the material, Indigenous communities, women leaders, and assembly participants argue that climate policy is more effective and legitimate when it reflects lived experience, traditional knowledge, and community priorities. The coverage also shows a growing critique of top-down climate solutions, including carbon markets, monocropping, and decision-making processes that leave affected communities out.