NT WWW2 Events

Past Events

Coastal water with small islands and mountains in the background

September 22, 2026

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Beyond GDP in Practice: Wealth Accounts for Sustainability, Competitiveness and Climate

This Yale-hosted Climate Week NYC event responds to the U.N.'s "Beyond GDP" goal, especially with respect to measuring wealth and its change over time. The event panel will feature Paul Roughan, Nia Tero's Pasifik Strategy Lead.

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A wooden carving stands along the coastal lands of the Heiltsuk Nation with the ocean in the background.

September 22, 2026

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Ownership in Practice: Indigenous Leadership and the Next 20 Years of Restoration

Explore how Indigenous leadership and ownership can shape the next twenty years of ecological restoration, with a focus on Indigenous knowledge, decision-making and long-term stewardship.

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September 22, 2026

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Pro Briefing: Rethinking Leadership for Climate Action: Lessons from Nia Tero

Explore how Nia Tero is rethinking leadership, governance, and philanthropy by recognizing Indigenous Peoples as essential partners in climate action, and what other organizations can learn from this approach.

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An Indigenous person walking alone along a vast, misty beach at the edge of the tide.

September 20, 2026

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Salt & Stone – 'Remathau: People of the Ocean' & 'Te Ara-The Path'

Join us for a double-feature screening of Te Ara – The Path and Remathau: People of the Ocean, celebrating the journeys, resilience, and achievements of Indigenous women. Followed by a Q&A.

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August 18, 2026

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Report Launch: Beyond Fragmentation: Advancing Coherence, Equity and Indigenous Leadership Across the Rio Conventions

Join us for the launch of a Nia Tero-commissioned report examining Indigenous Peoples' participation in the Rio Conventions. The report offers a pathway for addressing the fragmentation of the Conventions, which conflicts with Indigenous worldviews.

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August 17,
2026

August 17, 2026

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Indigenous Pastoralists: Managing and Restoring Ancestral Lands through Intergenerational Transmission of Knowledge and Self-Governance Practices

Through interactive dialogue, Indigenous elders, youth, community representatives, and policymakers will share their experiences about Indigenous pastoralist and mountain communities. This Wayfinders Circle event will take place during COP17.

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