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UNPFII 2022 Session

UNPFII 2022 Side Events: Indigenous-led Transition Minerals Panel and FPIC Leadership Training 

First Peoples Worldwide presents a high-level panel on Indigenous-led transition minerals solutions and a leadership training to elevate FPIC in transition mineral development at the Twenty-First Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. Read more
SEC Climate Rule Proposal

SEC Climate Rule: A Good First Step for ESG but Falls Short without Consideration of Indigenous Peoples

The SEC’s rule to standardize climate-related disclosures is an important step to help companies and investors identify risk, but falls short without consideration of impacts to Indigenous Peoples. Read more
IIPWG Webinar February 2022 Banner

Prioritizing Safety, Wellbeing and Good Relationships through Investment in Indian Country

Finance leaders Chrystel Cornelius, Jaime Gloshay and Jacqueline Jennings share Native investment innovation and best practices in the webinar “Investment in Indian Country: Supporting Sovereignty, Seeding Solutions.” Read more
Electric Vehicle

Automakers Have No Unique Policy to Consider Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Despite U.S. Push to Accelerate Electric Vehicle Production

Early research into transition mineral demand found that the eleven automakers supporting the U.S. prioritization of electric vehicles do not have policy to activate rights-based engagements with Indigenous Peoples. Read more
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Native Food Supply Chain Research Project Gathers Insights and Solutions from Indigenous-led Businesses and Producers

With support from Native American Agriculture Fund, First Peoples Worldwide is engaging in conversations with Native food systems participants throughout the U.S. to incorporate their insights into a research project to support Native food sovereignty through building Native supply chains. Read more
Menominee River

Without Menominee Consent, New Back Forty Mine Developers Do Not Have Social License to Operate

The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin has opposed mining that threatens their sacred land, resources, culture, and lifeways; new owners of a major development project must solicit their free, prior, and informed consent. Read more
SEC

New SEC Rule Must Integrate Respect for Indigenous Rights to Address Climate Crisis and Fulfill Global ESG Commitments

With a new climate risk rule being proposed by the SEC, investors have raised concerns that Indigenous Peoples’ rights are not adequately considered in ESG and climate due diligence Read more
IIPWG February 2022 Webinar CARD

IIPWG Webinar - Investment in Indian Country: Supporting Sovereignty, Seeding Solutions

Investment in Indian Country: Supporting Sovereignty, Seeding Solutions Thursday, February 17, 2022, 11:00 am ET... Read more
WFT Timeline Hough

Native and Investor-led Advocacy to Change the Washington Football Team’s Name: A Timeline

For over fifty years, combined action on the frontlines, in courtrooms, in boardrooms and on... Read more
FNMPC Net Zero Conference

Save the Date: FNMPC's Toward Net Zero by 2050 Conference

Presented by the First Nations Major Project Coalition (FNMPC) in partnership with First Peoples Worldwide, the conference will present a fulsome picture of the risks and opportunities that this major economic shift will bring to and for Indigenous Peoples in the U.S. and Canada. Read more
Back Forty Mine Projection

Global Demand for Transition Minerals Requires Immediate Consideration of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights throughout Policy and Practice

First Peoples Worldwide’s new research and engagement initiative aims to ensure Indigenous Peoples’ rights are upheld with increased demand for transition minerals. Read more
2021 RA Scholarship

First Peoples Worldwide, Leeds School of Business Announce 2021-22 Rebecca Adamson Indigenous Rights and Business Scholarship

Indigenous Inclusivity is Path to Most Sustainable Future, says Scholarship Recipient Desmond Bruguier. Read more

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First Peoples Worldwide

Email: fpw@colorado.edu

Kate R. Finn
Executive Director, First Peoples Worldwide
University of Colorado 
Phone: (720) 340-8280
Email: kathleen.finn@colorado.edu

 

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