Alexandra Narvaez
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I am from the Indigenous A’i Kofán community of Sinangoe and I am a mother and an Indigenous rights & land defender.
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01-04-2022 18:22:04
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BREAKING NEWS! Alexandra Narvaez & Alex Lucitante are this year's The Goldman Environmental Prize winners - in recognition of their leadership that led to a historic court ruling guaranteeing Indigenous pples’ the right to decide the future of their lands in Ecuador. 👉 bit.ly/Goldman2022
Receiving the The Goldman Environmental Prize symbolizes HOPE. Hope to continue this fight to take care of the Amazon and life. This award is symbolic of the collective force of Indigenous ppl's in defense of our territory & lives for the future of our children! 👉bit.ly/Goldman2022
Yesterday's The Goldman Environmental Prize announcement celebrating winners Alexandra Narvaez & Alex Lucitante, signals recognition not only for the A’i Cofan Indigenous nation but for the entire Indigenous movement across the 🌎 JOIN THE FIGHT👉bit.ly/Goldman2022
Meet #GoldmanPrize winners Alex Lucitante and Alexandra Narvaez of Ecuador's Cofán community (Cofanes Sinangoe). Learn their story. 👉 bit.ly/3LSYoTI
At the #GoldmanPrize ceremony, the recipients shared unique messages of hope, action, and commitment to restoring our planet.🌎🙌 Goldman Prize winners Alex Lucitante and Alexandra Narvaez speak on behalf of Ecuador's Cofán community (Cofanes Sinangoe).
“Two indigenous activists from #Ecuador who successfully fought against mining on their ancestral lands have won an international environmental prize.” Alex Lucitante Alexandra Narvaez #GoldmanPrize bbc.com/news/world-lat…
📢Nemonte Nenquimo shares a powerful message congratulating recent The Goldman Environmental Prize winners Alexandra Narvaez & Alex Lucitante. Want to hear directly from Goldman Prize winners Alexandra and Alex? Sign up for our livestream event on June 23rd ✍ bit.ly/Goldman2022
“Through our struggle we have shown the world that we, Indigenous women, exist, and that we are leaders” - Alexandra Narvaez, 2022 The Goldman Environmental Prize winner. LEARN MORE about Alexandra 👇 bit.ly/Goldman2022