10 Years of Empowering Communities to Defend Mother Earth
Movement Rights celebrates 10 years of transformative work, growing from humble beginnings around a kitchen table into a leading force in the Indigenous-led Rights of Nature and climate justice movements. Founded by Shannon Biggs and Pennie Opal Plant, and later joined by Casey Camp Horinek as Board Chair, the organization has empowered frontline communities, supported tribal sovereignty, and encouraged the to protection of Mother Earth. Through initiatives like Rights of Nature Tribunals, Intertribal Rights of Nature Forums, and nonviolent actions, Movement Rights has built a global network rooted in love, resilience, and respect for the sacred system of life.Â
Here’s to a decade of impact and the ongoing fight for a sustainable future!
The Story of Defending the Rights of Nature…
One Community at a Time.
Read our blog that starts with our humble beginnings and leads us downstream to the work we do today.
Double Your Impact: 10 Years $10K Challenge
We need your support now more than ever! Thanks to three donors, all gifts are matched up to $10,000 through December!
This means through the end of the year your generosity will have double the impact!
Support all the work we’ve been doing in the last 10 years so that we can continue to contribute to Rights of Nature, Indigenous Sovereignty and Climate Justice Work for decades to come and beyond.
