By pushing ourselves to blaze the trail for indigenous rights globally, we will realize that Title is only a glimpse of a vast forest of potential. We must stand up, start moving, and we will find the momentum needed to continue helping ourselves as Tsilhqot'in and other indigenous peoples worldwide.

CBC Radio Daybreak Kamloops host Shelly Joyce interviews TICGC project managers Trevor Mack & Alejandra Valeria

“In this episode we explore the themes of identity that is rooted in place, the impact on the psyche of being disconnected form where we come from, the power of indigenous cultural practices, dispelling myths of indigenous peoples and what cross-cultural healing might look like in this time.” - The Next Renaissance podcast

An ambitious project to connect Tl’etinqox communal efforts to obtain food sovereignty with expert agriculturists from Central and South America.

By creating conservation departments within their governments, the wealthiest First Nations in Canada can help protect the last remaining pristine biospheres on Earth — the collaborative efforts of the World Indigenous Spiritual Biosphere Area (WISBA).

A clip from the ‘Portraits from a Fire’ Q&A session at Harvard Art Museum, Harvard University.

A talk with Māori legal scholar Jacinta Ruru of the University of Otago and Trevor Mack

A talk by Wade Davis, Kim Haxton, Trevor Mack and Jazmin Pirozek

UPDATED - MARCH 14, 2021