Public engagement through media coverage is essential to amplify the work of our partners in advancing Indigenous Peoples' guardianship and build allyship across the globe. Check out the latest media coverage about Nia Tero and our partners below.
March 11, 2025
UN Environment Programme | Finance Initiative
Indigenous leadership is increasingly recognized as essential in advancing equitable and impactful nature finance. Organizations like Nia Tero are advocating for greater direct access to funding by Indigenous communities. Beyond advocacy, actions are focused on embedding Indigenous rights and knowledge systems into financial mechanisms.
January 9, 2025
Native News Online
On February 11, 2025, a podcast produced and hosted by Wabanaki Public Health & Wellness, Aunties on Air… and Some Uncles Too, will release a special episode featuring Yo-Yo Ma, diving into how music transcends cultural boundaries and creates a sense of unity and belonging. Ma is widely recognized not only for his artistry but for his dedication to fostering cultural exchange and supporting Indigenous Peoples through organizations like Nia Tero [where he serves as a board member], and the Silkroad collective.
December 2, 2024
NPR Morning Edition
The U.N.'s top court began hearings Monday, Dec. 2 on the legal obligation of countries to fight climate change. In this NPR Morning Edition, hear more about the issues at hand from Ralph Regenvanu (Uripiv of Malakua Island, Vanuatu) Vanuatu Member of Parliament and Special Envoy for Climate Change and Nia Tero Advisory Council member.