OUR WORK
Our work centers on Indigenous presence, rights, cultural continuity, and self-representation.
We work across local, regional, and international spaces to support Indigenous communities, influence policy, preserve culture, and strengthen Indigenous voices in contemporary society.
Advocacy & Policy
We engage in Indigenous rights advocacy at national, regional, and international levels, contributing to discussions, declarations, and policy processes that affect Indigenous peoples across the Caribbean and the Americas.
​This includes long-term participation in Indigenous rights forums, human rights mechanisms, and advocacy networks.
Diplomacy & International Engagement
We participate in diplomatic, governmental, and intergovernmental spaces to ensure Indigenous voices are present in conversations that shape regional and global policy.
This includes engagement with embassies, governments, international organizations, and Indigenous leadership bodies.
Cultural Preservation
We support the preservation and transmission of Indigenous cultural knowledge, practices, and histories through documentation, storytelling, education, and community work.
Our aim is not only preservation of the past, but continuity into the future.
Community Contributions
We provide direct support to allied Indigenous communities through practical assistance and community led care. This includes solar light kits for households without electricity, educational and graduation support for children, emergency and medical assistance grants, funeral assistance for families facing loss, and art and cultural support grants.
This work is grounded in kinship, consent, and accountability, and is carried out through trusted relationships rather than institutions.
Youth & Next Generation
We work to support Indigenous youth visibility, leadership, and participation, particularly in urban and contemporary contexts.
This includes youth advocacy, mentorship, education, creative expression, and representation.
Research & Publications
We produce and contribute to research, writing, and publications that document Indigenous realities, histories, and contemporary experiences, supporting Indigenous-led knowledge production and narrative sovereignty.
Art & Culture
We honor and uplift Indigenous artists, creators, and cultural workers whose work carries cultural memory, expression, and identity.
Art is not separate from our work — it is a vital form of knowledge, resistance, and continuity.
