ESTABLISHED IN 2025

EMPOWERING INDIGENOUS WOMEN & YOUTH THROUGH MUTUAL AID AND CLIMATE JUSTICE

Earth Daughters is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Indigenous women and youth by advancing community-led climate justice initiatives and Indigenous science research.

ABOUT US

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT

EARTH DAUGHTERS IS NOT CHARITY. WE ARE SOLIDARITY IN ACTION.

When lives and lands are at risk, we mobilize immediately, delivering food, emergency funding, and essential resources directly to Indigenous communities facing the first and worst impacts of climate disruption. Paired with research grounded in Indigenous science, our work strengthens community-led solutions that protect lands, cultures, and future generations. This is climate justice in practice: not charity, but solidarity, and an investment in the people already leading the fight.

HOW WE WORK

COMMUNITY-LED. INDIGENOUS-GUIDED.

Community-rooted
Climate Justice

Starting in our own communities

Earth Daughters
Fund

Direct support for Indigenous communities

Indigenous-centered
Research

Guided by Indigenous science

Meeting
Community Needs

Supporting local solutions first

Uplifting Indigenous
Leadership

Across pueblos and nations

TRANSFORMING CLIMATE JUSTICE TOGETHER

COMMUNITY POWER. COLLECTIVE IMPACT.

Earth Daughters is transforming climate justice by centering the leadership, resilience, and voices of Indigenous women and youth across the Americas.

Through mutual aid, rapid response to climate crises, and community-driven initiatives, we provide tangible relief while nurturing long-term solutions rooted in ancestral knowledge and collective care.
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By weaving together grassroots support, storytelling, and advocacy, we're shaping a future where Indigenous-led solutions guide the path forward.

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HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS

COMMUNITIES FIRST. LASTING CHANGE.

Biodiversity & Research

Rooted Knowledge: Indigenous Science for High-Mountain Biodiversity

Indigenous Pasto youth and women researchers document high-mountain species while strengthening land-based knowledge and community-led conservation.

Food Sovereignty

Ikoots Traditional Food Basket Initiative

Traditional food baskets supported Ikoots families while strengthening food sovereignty, cultural continuity, and community resilience.

Ecological Restoration

Restoration at Lake Uru Uru

Indigenous youth and women restore Lake Uru Uru through native plants, community cleanups, and ancestral land-based education.

Our Sponsors & Funders

These organizations and businesses have supported Earth Daughters through grants or in-kind donations.