As we face this critical election year, the power of our collective voices will be more important than ever to sustain us and power up our work. Resource Media’s La Madre Tierra team is gearing up to galvanize climate advocacy like never before. For the first time, Indigenous and Latine leaders will converge in a virtual convening to address critical issues affecting environmental justice campaigns…
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An online hub that wields Indigenous and Latine community power for equitable access to tech, data, and capacity building.
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Let’s get one thing straight – this work didn’t start with us. Rather, we are building on generations of Indigenous knowledge and standing on the shoulders of giants who have fought, and in some cases even died, in the name of environmental justice and conservation. Consequently, La Madre Tierra (LMT) aims to equip Indigenous & Latine social justice advocates with the latest digital advocacy tools needed in the fight for clean, healthy, and resourced communities.
Our work is a response to the urgent need to better resource and mobilize Indigenous and Latine communities in the fight against climate change, environmental injustice, misinformation, and other intersecting forms of oppression our communities face. Despite often bearing the disproportionate consequences of climate change, while also developing the most innovative solutions to climate resiliency, our communities remain severely underfunded and under supported.
Collecting data to inform strategies and tactics
Stories of by and about the people most impacted
Testing and fine-tuning messages
Convening and insight capturing to guide future movement and power-building
Creating a learning hub of successful initiatives and strategies
La Madre Tierra played a vital role in our #StopCopCity organizing support efforts, rallying TikTok influencers to co-power young voices taking action against ecological destruction and police militarization. Our shared commitment to protecting people and planet moves us to advance transformational, intersectional social justice for all.
Matt Nelson, Executive Director, Presente.org
