RESEARCH

Our research is rooted in Indigenous science, led by Indigenous scholars, knowledge keepers, and community partners. Rather than approaching communities as subjects of study, we co-create research with them, ensuring that priorities, questions, and methods come directly from Indigenous women, youth, and Elders across the transnational regions we serve. This community-driven approach honors ancestral knowledge, lived experiences, and land-based practices that have sustained ecosystems for generations.
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Through participatory research, storytelling methodologies, and relational accountability, we uplift Indigenous science to advance sustainable, community-rooted climate solutions. Our work documents traditional ecological knowledge, supports community-designed climate resilience strategies, and amplifies Indigenous-led innovations in land stewardship, food sovereignty, and environmental healing. Each project reflects our commitment to research that is relational, reciprocal, and grounded in the leadership and expertise of Indigenous communities themselves.