To insure the meaningful inclusion of Indigenous peoples’ perspectives and priorities in all United Nations fora policy discussions.

To foster awareness of Indigenous peoples’ rights movements and mechanisms for capacity building through educational events and artistic projects.

To advance a collective epistemic steering towards community-centered epistemologies and praxes based on reciprocity, balance, and respect for the earth and for life in all of its forms.

Centering Indigenous peoples’ rights and ensuring that Indigenous knowledge not only informs but leads and directs our responses to climate change is a vision that enacts pathways to livable future/s for all beings. 

Indigenous peoples’ struggles are irrevocably tied to the land and the struggle for Indigenous peoples’ rights and environmental justice is irrevocably inseparable with all other struggles for liberation. 

Our collective futures are entangled with the future of the earth — there is no moving away from this fact. 

It is this understanding that informs our centering of Indigenous struggle and our work to build a robust and dynamic international platform for the exchange of Indigenous knowledge and the strengthening of resistance movements worldwide.

  Participation in and the hosting of annual side events at the UN Commission on the Status of Women and the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.

Participation in the Informal Dialogues in Regard to an Enhanced Status for Indigenous Peoples’ Representative Institutions at the United Nations, convened by the President of the General Assembly (2016-17).

Participation in the first UN Ocean Conference, held at New York Headquarters in June 2016.

 Participation in the annual High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.

Sponsoring global Indigenous representatives to attend United Nations fora, give floor interventions, and participate in side and parallel events as part of our delegation.

Partnership with the Huanchaco Fishermen’s Association of the northern coast of Peru.

Partnership with local educational institutions throughout Peru.

Partnerships with museums and cultural centers to create educational exhibits focused on Indigenous Peoples’ rights movements.