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A well. A headquarters. A language brought back.You’ve heard about the YANUNI Fund. Swipe to see just a few of the proje...
10/10/2026

A well. A headquarters. A language brought back.

You’ve heard about the YANUNI Fund. Swipe to see just a few of the projects the Juma Institute has worked on in recent months, and what your donation makes possible.

The YANUNI Fund sends urgent resources to long-term work led by Indigenous Peoples defending their territories, their cultures and the Amazon. The communities know best what they and the forest need, and they decide what happens next.

That kind of work can’t be sustained by short-term grants. It needs steady support, year after year, from people who trust that the Amazon is best protected by those who call it home.

We invite you to join the YANUNI Fund and support the communities protecting the forest, its biodiversity and the people who depend on it for generations to come.

🔗 Link to the donation page in our bio.

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Um poço. Uma sede. Uma língua resgatada.

Você já ouviu falar do Fundo YANUNI. Deslize para conhecer alguns dos projetos em que o Instituto Juma trabalhou nos últimos meses e o que a sua doação torna possível.

O Fundo YANUNI envia recursos urgentes para o trabalho de longo prazo liderado por Povos Indígenas que defendem seus territórios, suas culturas e a Amazônia. As comunidades sabem melhor do que ninguém do que elas e a floresta precisam, e são elas que decidem os próximos passos.

Esse tipo de trabalho não se sustenta com financiamentos de curto prazo. Ele precisa de apoio constante, ano após ano, de pessoas que confiam que a Amazônia é mais bem protegida por quem a chama de lar.

Convidamos você a fazer parte do Fundo YANUNI e apoiar as comunidades que protegem a floresta, sua biodiversidade e as pessoas que dependem dela, pelas próximas gerações.

🔗 Link para a página de doação na nossa bio.

10/06/2026

Indigenous Voices at the UN 🌿🌎

From the Territory to the United Nations, Chief brought a clear message to Climate Week: there is no climate justice without Indigenous voices.

Together with director , Executive Producer , Marianna Olinger from and .studio founder , Juma joined conversations at the United Nations around Indigenous rights, forest protection and lasting impact.

Storytelling can open hearts, but it also has to lead to action.

You can take action right now by supporting the YANUNI Fund.

The Fund is a five-year plan brought to life by Juma Xipaia and coordinated by the Juma Institute and its partners. It supports well-being initiatives, Indigenous rights advocacy, and the Institute’s capacity to work with full autonomy in its territories.

🔗 Find the link to the donation page in our bio.

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Vozes Indígenas na ONU 🌿🌎

Do Território às Nações Unidas, a Cacica levou uma mensagem clara à Semana do Clima: não existe justiça climática sem vozes indígenas.

Ao lado do diretor , do Produtor Executivo , de Marianna Olinger, da , e da fundadora da .studio, , Juma participou de conversas nas Nações Unidas sobre direitos indígenas, proteção das florestas e impacto duradouro.

Contar histórias pode tocar corações, mas também precisa levar à ação.

Você pode agir agora apoiando o Fundo YANUNI.

O Fundo é um plano de cinco anos idealizado por Juma Xipaia e coordenado pelo Instituto Juma e seus parceiros. Ele apoia iniciativas de bem-estar, a defesa dos direitos indígenas e a capacidade do Instituto de atuar com plena autonomia em seus territórios.

🔗 Encontre o link para a página de doação na nossa bio.

Why do corals turn white? 🪸When ocean temperatures rise too high, corals become stressed and expel the microalgae that g...
10/05/2026

Why do corals turn white? 🪸

When ocean temperatures rise too high, corals become stressed and expel the microalgae that give them color and much of their food. This process is called bleaching, and if it continues, it can cause coral death and affect many reef species.

Faced with the threat of El Niño 2026, we have the opportunity to unite and raise our voices for Costa Rica's reefs and marine life.

United for the Reefs of Costa Rica.

Life is better in color.



Last week, we launched The YANUNI Fund with the Juma Institute. Today, we want to talk about why it matters.For , protec...
09/30/2026

Last week, we launched The YANUNI Fund with the Juma Institute. Today, we want to talk about why it matters.

For , protecting the Amazon has never been a project with an end date. It's her life, her family, her people, and her home. The work of defending a territory doesn't stop when a grant runs out, and the communities doing it shouldn't have to start over every year.

That's the gap The YANUNI Fund was created to close. The fund is created direct resources straight to long-term work led by Indigenous peoples protecting their lands, strengthening their cultures, and building the autonomy to make their own decisions about their future, led by Instituto Juma.

When Indigenous communities lead, forests stand. Supporting them is one of the most direct ways to protect the Amazon, its biodiversity, and everyone who depends on it.

The story you watched in is still being written, and you can be part of what comes next.

Give, share, or learn more at Rewild.org/yanuni or through the link in our bio. 🌿

Did you know that corals are animals? 🪸Thousands of tiny polyps live together and form ecosystems essential for marine l...
09/28/2026

Did you know that corals are animals? 🪸

Thousands of tiny polyps live together and form ecosystems essential for marine life, coastal communities, and the protection of our shores. But ocean warming, pollution, and overfishing are putting them at risk.

United for the Reefs of Costa Rica is a collective campaign to value and protect them.

Life is better in color.

More information in the link in bio.

In 2019, it looked like the world might finally be turning a corner on climate change. Climate movements were gaining mo...
09/24/2026

In 2019, it looked like the world might finally be turning a corner on climate change.

Climate movements were gaining momentum. Governments were promising greater action.

Big Meat and Dairy had a lot to lose.

Today at New York Climate Week, Markets Foundation launched The New Merchants of Doubt: The Corporate Playbook of Big Meat and Dairy to Distract, Delay and Derail Climate Action, a new book by CEO Nusa Urbancic. The book investigates what happens next: how the meat and dairy industry drew from the playbook of Big To***co and Big Oil and mobilized millions to influence public opinion, shape policy and protect the status quo.

The consequences extend far beyond climate. Industrial animal agriculture is a major driver of deforestation, habitat destruction, and biodiversity loss--and industry influence has helped shape not only political action (or lack of action) and policy, but what we believe about the food we eat.

Over the coming weeks, Earth Alliance and Changing Markets Foundation are partnering on social media to dig into the tactics, the claims we’ve been sold and the solutions that can help build a healthier food system for people and the planet.

Get your copy of The New Merchants of Doubt at our link in bio.

You’ve been told a story about the food you eat. Tomorrow, we’re telling a different one.
09/23/2026

You’ve been told a story about the food you eat.

Tomorrow, we’re telling a different one.

The Culture Global Stocktake recognises that nature and Indigenous rights cannot sit on the sidelines of climate action....
09/15/2026

The Culture Global Stocktake recognises that nature and Indigenous rights cannot sit on the sidelines of climate action.
The text is still being written, and we’re inviting you to be part of shaping what comes next!

🔗 Read the text: tinyurl.com/cgstdraft3
✍️ Submit your contribution: tinyurl.com/cgstcontribution

09/07/2026

Imagine the lake that shaped your language, traditions, food, and identity disappears seemingly overnight.

For the Uru Nation, this isn't a metaphor, it’s their reality. In 2016, Lake Poopó, once one of Bolivia's largest lakes, disappeared after decades of industrial mining and rising temperatures.

As the lake disappeared, so did a way of life built over generations. The Uru People could not wait for the world to respond, they took matters into their own hands, reviving food systems and restoring the land themselves.

QOTZUÑI: PEOPLE OF THE LAKE is their story they need the world to see it.

Head to the link in our bio to watch the film and learn how you can support their work on the ground.

🎉 Congratulations to the 2026 Jackson Wild x Earth Alliance Impact Pitch finalists! 🎬🌿This year's submissions brought a...
09/04/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the 2026 Jackson Wild x Earth Alliance Impact Pitch finalists! 🎬🌿

This year's submissions brought an inspiring collection of bold ideas, fresh perspectives, and unforgettable stories from filmmakers across the globe. After countless hours of careful consideration from our judging panel, we’re excited to celebrate the films that stood out—not only for the stories they told, but for pairing powerful storytelling with a compelling vision for real-world impact.

Derek vs Derek — The Slate Works and Damer Films

To Hold a Mountain — Directed by Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić, produced by Biljana Tutorov for Wake Up Films, in association with Points North Institute, Catapult Film Fund, and Chicken & Egg Films, with support from InMaat, IDA Enterprise Documentary Fund, Doc Society, Meadow Fund, Secret Sauce Media, Eurimages, Film Centre of Montenegro, Film Center Serbia, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, CNC, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur région, Slovenian Film Centre, Viba Film, Croatian Audiovisual Centre, and UNIQA SEE Future Foundation

The Last Place on Earth — Oceanic Preservation Society

This year's finalists will present their impact vision to industry leaders, funders, and partners, at the Jackson Wild x Joint Event in November for a chance to win up to $30,000 USD in grant funding and strategic support to launch or expand campaigns that drive meaningful change.

Head to the link in our bio to view the full list of finalists!

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