• UNPACKING COP27 with the NDN Collective COP27 Delegation

  • Dec 15 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
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UNPACKING COP27 with the NDN Collective COP27 Delegation

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  • In this end of the year episode of In Our Power, NDN Collective Climate Justice Organizer Kailea Frederick sits down with Nicole Yanes and Janene Yazzie who were both members of NDN Collective’s COP27 delegation. Together they reflect on what it was like to travel to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt for the COP and also why it is so critical that Indigenous Peoples continue to participate in the UNFCCC Process. Give this a listen if you have ever wondered: 

    • What the difference is between Indigneous Peoples and Local Communities
    • Why carbon markets and carbon capture technologies are dangerous for our communities and lands
    • What this whole Loss and Damage Fund is really about

     

    This is an important episode that connects the dots between COP negotiations and impacts on our communities. 

    Resources: 

    • COP27 cover decision
    • White House Fact Sheet on COP27
    • Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Sharm el-Sheikh
    • Loss and Damage Fund the Lone Success of COP27
    • Facing Undeniable Calls for Climate Justice: Progress on Loss and Damage at COP27
    • Direct Access Principles and Guidelines.

    In Our Power is available on all Podcast platforms. 

    #ClimateJustice #IIPFCC #DefendDevelopDecolonize #COP27
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