Black liberation is foundational to advancing Global Climate Reparations. We center the lived experiences, resistance, and leadership of Black communities across the Diaspora most impacted by extraction. Confronting anti-Black racism and repairing historical harm unlocks climate solutions rooted in dignity, joy, and collective power.

Indigenous sovereignty is essential to climate repair. We honor Indigenous self-determination and stewardship of land and water, challenging colonial borders and extractive systems. Advancing Global Climate Reparations requires accountability to Indigenous governance, knowledge, and enduring relationships with the Earth.

Frontline community governance makes Global Climate Reparations real. It centers self-determination, Black liberation, and Indigenous knowledge in decision-making and resource flow. Through participatory, movement-led models, communities shape solutions and steward just, sustainable futures beyond extraction.