The climate crisis endangers languages, traditions, and the bonds that hold communities together. Learn how our partners center advocacy with preservation.
Go to article: What is Non-Economic Loss and Damage (NELD)?
NELD and the Future of Climate Reparations
Go to article: Back to the Drawing Board
Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month and UUSC’s Pacific Partners
Go to article: Reclaiming Culture, Protecting Climate
Fighting for Climate Reparations and Real, Systemic Change
Go to article: Not Your Average Earth Day
Innovative Global Migration Strategies in WIMN’s 2026 Report
Go to article: The Future of Migration
Encourage our partners’ innovative work at this UN convention
Go to article: Champion the Future: Support COP30
The power of hope in the fight for climate justice.
Go to article: Diligent Hope: From the Pacific Islands to New York
Tulele Peisa, an initiative of the Council of Elders of the Carteret Islands in Papua New Guinea, advocates for climate justice and supports people facing climate-forced migration.
Go to article: Tulele Peisa, Inc.
A historic ICJ decision affirms that climate justice is a binding legal duty.
Go to article: Celebrating the wins: The ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate and the global movement for climate justice
The Kioa Island Community Organization (KICO) was established to support the people of Kioa Island in addressing critical issues such as internal displacement caused by the climate crisis, food and water insecurity, and promoting women’s equity in the economy.
Go to article: Kioa Island Community Organisation