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Honor the Earth often makes news at different levels, internationally, regionally and locally, in Native and non-Native communities.
But our history has also taught us that if we want to truly own our story, we have to tell it ourselves.
Supporting the world’s first scientists: Indigenous Peoples
We’ve known for a long time as targeted Indigenous Peoples that we can’t rely on the Federal or Tribal governments to have the right scientific information to keep us safe in emergencies. That’s why Honor the Earth invests in the world’s first scientists: Indigenous Peoples.
Meet Science Warrior Stephen Swift Bird
Science Warrior Fellow Stephen Swift Bird is part of the next generation of Indigenous scientist-activists who are using culturally-grounded and community-led science to find solutions to the many environmental crises we currently face.
Takeaways from the First-Ever Youth Biodiversity Conference
Honor the Earth’s Anpo Jensen recently returned from the Youth Biodiversity Conference in Japan, which was led by Japan’s Government Ministry of the Environment and the Global Biodiversity Youth Network. While there, she had the amazing opportunity to connect with 100 youth from around the world.
Mask Off Maersk: How the global shipping industry facilitates colonialism, militarism, and environmental destruction
Honor the Earth is proud to join the Palestinian Youth Movement in its struggle for liberation and campaign against Maersk, a Danish shipping and logistics conglomerate that operates one of the world’s largest container fleets.
The fight against Maersk is a fight against colonialism, militarism, and environmental destruction.
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