Projects
Next Generation Leadership
We help create unique trainings for indigenous youth, focused on awakening their calling to defend their territories and providing them with the skills to facilitate participatory processes grounded in their own cultures.
Transformative Pathways
Transformative Pathways Project.
Facing Extinction, Defending Life
A co-created project between LifeMosaic, and many indigenous leaders, filmmakers and advisors from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Polynesia. This project aims to support indigenous communities to be better placed to relate to the global context of maintaining, sustaining and promoting their diverse and resilient cultures and territories.
Storytelling
We produce and disseminate videos, manuals, and other tools to build the capacity of local organisers; and empower communities to make informed decisions about their futures and campaign effectively to defend their rights and shape their destinies.
Self Determined Development
Helping indigenous communities build their capacity to protect their cultures, knowledge and territories and to determine their own futures
Indigenous Education
We support the propagation of education that is developed in indigenous territories; rooted in the knowledge systems and practices of the ancestors; and helping communities address the challenges of today.
Land Grabs
What are land grabs? Why are they happening, and what are their impacts?
Territories of Life
The Territories of Life toolkit is a series of 10 short videos that share stories of resistance, resilience and hope with communities on the front-line of the global rush for land. These videos, available in English, Spanish, French, Indonesian and Swalhili and are currently being disseminated widely by community facilitators.
Projects
- Transformative Pathways
- Facing Extinction, Defending Life
- Storytelling
- Self Determined Development
- Indigenous Education
- Land Grabs
- Territories of Life
- Next Generation Leadership
“The Territories of Life videos were key to sparking discussions around our own territorial defence issues in the northern Ecuadorian Amazon at legal trainings with indigenous leaders and youth. It’s one thing to hear second-hand that companies are deceitful and cause huge impacts, but seeing people like us from all over the world talking about their personal experiences really hit home. It made us think about the threats we are facing in new ways.”
Oswaldo Nenquimo, Ecuador