Special Edition in Spanish / Edición Especial en Español

La directora ejecutiva de OPEN, Giovanna Negretti, emite una edición especial en español en donde conversa con Yeshing Juliana Upun, mujer indígena activista de Guatemala, sobre su trabajo con jóvenes, mujeres y personas de comunidades marginadas en temas de clima y defensa de la naturaleza y biodiversidad en Guatemala. Esta entrevista ha sido posible gracias al Equipo de Derechos Humanos de la Conservación de la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN) junto con el Foro Indígena sobre Biodiversidad.

There are interesting lessons from the rise of the far right in Latin America. Can these lessons be applied elsewhere? Executive Director of OPEN Giovanna Negretti discusses the rise of the far right in Latin America with Cristobal Rovira-Kaltwasser, the Director of UltraLab, a laboratory for the Study of the Alt Right based in Santiago de Chile. 

Indigenous communities are among the most affected by climate change and nature loss and their contributions are essential in designing and implementing solutions to sustainable development. How are indigenous women leading these efforts in countries like Kenya and the Phillipines?

Executive Director of OPEN Giovanna Negretti speaks with indigenous women activists Abigail Kittman and Lucy Mulenkei on climate and nature activism led by indigenous and first nations women in the Phillipines and Kenya. The interviews were made possible thanks to the Human Rights in Conservation Team of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) with the Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity.