Pastoralist Goals Foundation

Pastoralist Goals Foundation Partners with Indigenous Peoples for self-determination.

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Our team is privileged to be join the communities of Kargi and Maikona in amplifying their voices as we seek for justice...
22/09/2025

Our team is privileged to be join the communities of Kargi and Maikona in amplifying their voices as we seek for justice in the case against dumping of toxic nuclear waste, and the rising cancer cases. We appreciate that the civil societies are finally listening.

Defenders Coalition Global Fund for Women International Funders for Indigenous Peoples

Today as the Local Implementing Partner (LIP) for the Girls Excel Initiative supported by Echo Network Africa Foundatio...
11/09/2025

Today as the Local Implementing Partner (LIP) for the Girls Excel Initiative supported by Echo Network Africa Foundation we were at Ngurunit Primary School where we delivered a SEPU made mobile laboratory to support junior secondary school students in STEM.

oo often, pastoralism is framed as a driver of climate change. We hear that livestock cause soil erosion, or that cows p...
19/08/2025

oo often, pastoralism is framed as a driver of climate change. We hear that livestock cause soil erosion, or that cows produce methane and should be reduced.
But pastoralism is not the past, it is the future.
✔️ Livestock mobility disperses seeds and regenerates ecosystems.
✔️ Hooves act like natural tractors, tilling soil without using fossil fuels.
✔️ Pastoralism sustains biodiversity and resilience across drylands.
Yet, our lands are shrinking — fenced off by private projects, energy developments, and fortress conservation models that exclude the very communities who have stewarded these landscapes for generations.
The alternative to exclusion has always been here- pastoralism itself.

Watch our Executive Director, Basele Stephen, share reflections on pastoralism, nature, and the climate debate:

https://youtu.be/Z5_m6jf9000

We would love to hear your thoughts: Is pastoralism a climate problem or a climate solution?

A monolgue by Basele Galgesa, the Executive Director Pastoralist Goals Foundation on various topics on Pastoralism and Climate change ...

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14/08/2025

You can watch this, like, share and subscribe

Here is a message from Basele Stephen Galgesa, Pastoralist Goals Foundation.

🌿 Join Us This International Youth Day! 🌍Indigenous youth are rising as powerful voices for climate justice and land res...
01/08/2025

🌿 Join Us This International Youth Day! 🌍

Indigenous youth are rising as powerful voices for climate justice and land restoration. Be part of a virtual dialogue as we explore how Indigenous knowledge, youth action, and community resilience are shaping a just future for our planet.

🗓 Date: August 12, 2025
🕒 Time: 4:00 PM EAT
🎙 Theme: Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and Beyond
📌 Topic: Indigenous Youth Climate Action and Ecosystem Restoration for a Just Future

🔗 Register to attend: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/ktzouFirSPiaPVR3EcEN2A

From our indigenous knowledge series, we continue with another very important Ren'dille proverb. What do you understand ...
22/07/2025

From our indigenous knowledge series, we continue with another very important Ren'dille proverb. What do you understand from this proverb?

Ren'dille Proverb. Part of our indigenous knowledge series
19/07/2025

Ren'dille Proverb. Part of our indigenous knowledge series

16/07/2025

Not a very clear video, but you can observe the solemnity of the cultural event.

First photos from the Oor ceremony streaming in. Stay tuned! Isn't our culture beautiful? Aren't they elegant? Waakh! He...
15/07/2025

First photos from the Oor ceremony streaming in. Stay tuned! Isn't our culture beautiful? Aren't they elegant?

Waakh! Hear our prayers, Hir naah ikeen!

Cultural Survival Rendilles Worldwide UN Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Peoples Pawanka Fund

PS:// Photos courtesy

15/07/2025

HISTORIC CELEBRATION AT UN OFFICE IN GENEVA

40 Years, 4,000+ Voices: A Milestone Worth Celebrating!

Join us for an extraordinary Gala Reception honoring the 40th Anniversary of the UN Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Peoples – four decades of amplifying Indigenous voices and shaping global decisions!

📅 THIS THURSDAY, July 17th
🕕 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
📍 Serpentine Bar, Building E, UN Office at Geneva (Av. de la Paix 8-14, 1211 Genève)

For four decades, this Fund has been the bridge between Indigenous communities and the UN system, supporting over 4,000 Indigenous representatives to participate in UN meetings and advocate for their rights on the global stage.

This is your invitation to be part of history!

Whether you’re attending or supporting Indigenous rights from Geneva, come celebrate the voices that have shaped international law, policy, and recognition of Indigenous peoples’ rights.

- Network with Indigenous leaders, advocates, and allies
- Reflect on 40 years of progress and impact
- Envision the future of Indigenous participation in global governance

Every voice matters.
Every story counts.
Every connection creates change.
See you there!

Our Indigenous knowledge series continuesRendilles Worldwide Basele Stephen Pawanka Fund
15/07/2025

Our Indigenous knowledge series continues

Rendilles Worldwide Basele Stephen Pawanka Fund

Know your alphabets in Ren'dilleRendilles Worldwide
15/07/2025

Know your alphabets in Ren'dille

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