Corporate Engagement
& International Advocacy
We work directly with Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous organizations to design corporate engagement strategies. In addition, we work within the global Indigenous Peoples rights movement to advocate to investors, international mechanisms, and standard-setting bodies to mainstream respectthe business case for Indigenous Peoples’ rights.
By facilitating high-level dialogue between Indigenous Peoples and corporate decision-makers, we expand consideration of Indigenous Peoples’ rights in sustainability and human rights criteria. Our expertise, analysis, and guidance helps to evaluate project risk and ensure accountability for harm to Indigenous Peoples across sectors. We actively engage with international mechanisms, including the United Nations, to advocate alongside Indigenous partners for the protection and advancement of Indigenous Peoples' economic visions.
Project Highlights
Engagement and trainings across multiple sectors for our free, prior and informed consent due diligence resources.
Capacity building from our recent reports, Tribal Benefit Agreements: Designing for Sovereignty, Renewable Energy, Indigenous Peoples, and Project Siting for Values-Aligned Investors, and Indigenizing Catalytic Capital.
Analysis of the Consolidated Mining Standard Initiative Draft 1 and Draft 2.
Support for the Indigenous Peoples Principles and Protocols for Just Transition.
Advocacy, partner support, an investor brief, and more at the 2025 UN Permanent forum on Indigenous Issues.
Support on Indigenous Peoples’ rights screening and engagements for Lead the Charge’s clean car supply chains report.
Guest editing the 2025 Investors & Indigenous Peoples issue of GreenMoney Journal.
