Author: Global Greengrants Fund

What Becomes Possible When We Invest in Youth Leadership

  “Young leaders continue to show that meaningful climate action grows from relationships of trust, care, and mutual learning. Their work reminds us that social transformation is strongest when generations collaborate rather than compete.” —Winnie Asiti and Júlia de Marins, Board Coordinator and Learning Coordinator, Next Generation Climate Board   For climate philanthropy, supporting youth […]

The Living Infrastructure of Change

By Laura García, President & CEO, Global Greengrants Fund   Philanthropy often behaves as though change begins where it becomes visible. Living systems tell a different story. A river does not begin at its mouth. It is sustained by countless tributaries—some visible, others hidden—whose relationships give the whole its strength. Watersheds remind us that resilience […]

Relationships at the Heart: A New Indigenous Peoples Advisory Board

Indigenous Peoples are already solving today’s climate and environmental crises—and the new Global Greengrants Indigenous Peoples Advisory Board provides a powerful model for philanthropy to meaningfully support and partner with Indigenous leaders.     For millennia, from frigid Arctic tundra to lush Congo Basin rainforest, Indigenous Peoples have tended careful relationships with the land, rooted […]

Reimagining Conservation Through Human Rights

  During London Climate Action Week, Global Greengrants Fund, Mongabay, and Blue Ventures brought together conservation practitioners, Indigenous leaders, funders, policymakers, and journalists for a timely conversation: What would conservation look like if human rights were truly at its center? Hosted at Toynbee Hall in London, Reimagining Conservation Through Human Rights explored how conservation can […]

Voices From COP30: The Stories, Relationships, and Movements Shaping Climate Justice

When people think about global climate gatherings like COP30, they often picture negotiations, policy announcements, and world leaders on a stage. But beneath the headlines, something else is happening. Across meeting rooms, community spaces, riverside conversations, and movement gatherings, Indigenous leaders, women organizers, farmers, youth activists, and frontline communities are building relationships, sharing strategies, and […]

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