Breakout · Round 2 · 1:15 PM
Climate Justice, Migration, and Indigenous Futures
Climate change is reshaping migration, livelihoods, and community resilience around the world. From rising seas and extreme weather to environmental displacement and threats to cultural survival, immigrant, migrant, and Indigenous communities are often among the first and hardest impacted. This session explores how climate justice, immigrant justice, and Indigenous sovereignty are deeply interconnected. National and local leaders will share how their organizations are advancing equitable policies, protecting frontline communities, and building movements rooted in justice, resilience, and self-determination.
ModeratorRebecca Soon
Lightning Presentations 10 minutes each
Partnership for New AmericansClimate Migration and Immigrant Justice: Building National Advocacy for Displaced Communities
The Solutions ProjectCommunity-Led Climate Solutions and Environmental Equity
Blue Ocean LawInternational Law, Climate Displacement, and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Roots RebornA grassroots, multicultural organization providing bilingual legal, language, and disaster recovery services for Maui’s migrant and immigrant communities