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Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change Policy (EIPCCP)
March 2025
🌿 Treaty Rights = Climate Justice 🌿
Treaties protect Indigenous and environmental rights, but resource extraction threatens both. Defending treaty rights means defending our forests, waters, and future.
Stay tuned for next month's newsletter, where we will be wrapping up Phase 4 of Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change Policy (EIPCCP)! Also check our previous newsletters by visiting our webpage at the links below:
“We only have one earth. Let’s take care of it.” – Deb Haaland, American Politician First Indigenous person to serve as a Cabinet secretary when she was sworn in as Secretary of the Interior. 
 
Native Women's Association of Canada
120 Promenade du Portage, QC, J8X 2K1
For more information on the Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change Policy project, please visit: EIPCCP | Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC)