Three First Nation chiefs from the James Bay region are collectively taking Premier Doug Ford to task for his ‘hop-on-the-bulldozer, myself’ enthusiasm to see industrial development in the Ring of Fire.
Three First Nation chiefs from the James Bay region are collectively taking Premier Doug Ford to task for his ‘hop-on-the-bulldozer, myself’ enthusiasm to see industrial development in the Ring of Fire.
November 30th is Giving Tuesday, and we are honoured to be spotlighting Neskantaga Nation. This…
Now more than ever the Wet’suwet’en community needs our support. Join benefit concert Dec 4: https://cannedsalmonmusicfest.com
Neskantaga Nation has launched a legal challenge to push back against reckless mining development in…
Announcing Miác̓i! On December 4 2021, RAVEN is partnering with Coastal First Nations to bring…
We would like to give a BIG thank you to Shine Bootcamp for raising $$2,769 for Beaver Lake…
In the Busting the Fossil Fuel Corridor webinar, hosted by The West Coast Climate Action Network in partnership with RAVEN, we were joined by three Indigenous Land protectors whose voices and stories showed us just how much impact we can have when we work as a collective and hold on to hope of a cleaner future.
Lee Maracle, a giant of Indigenous scholarship, poet and writer, mentor, activist, and Stó:lō matriarch,…
Well that was powerful. On the Wednesday following Beaver Lake Cree Nation’s Supreme Court hearing,…
As world leaders gather at COP26 to negotiate in the face of the deadly reality of climate change, Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs from Gidimt’en clan have set up a blockade to prevent drilling beneath a salmon-bearing river.