Films & Webinars

RAD Voices

This short film features Indigenous voices from coast-to-coast-to-coast sharing their stories and perspectives at our Vision Gathering, “Envisioning the Indigenous-led Conservation Economy”. Watch the video for a glimpse of the gathering and hear from some of the diverse but aligned voices that are coming together to create our emerging network.

Directed by Jeremy Williams (River Voices Productions).

Full Moon Network Gatherings

Since 2023, the RAD Network has hosted virtual Full Moon Network Gatherings to deepen relationships, learn from one another and envision pathways forward. We come together around the time of the full moon to connect and reflect on one question or theme.

Our first Full Moon Network Gathering focused on Ethical Space (see video below), followed by others focused on core themes like Spirit and Ceremony. Building on these foundational conversations, later gatherings addressed questions such as, “how will we turn our vision into action together?”. For a recap of previous Full Moon Gatherings, check out our YouTube playlist. (Recordings include opening words, songs and presentations, but we do not record breakout discussions in order to foster a safe space for dialogue.)

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Virtual Launch: Indigenous Learning and Knowledge Hub

On April 11th, 2025, we hosted a virtual gathering to launch the RAD Indigenous Learning and Knowledge Hub for Natural Climate Solutions. The Operations Team and Leadership Circle offered reflections on the path so far, presented the hub priorities, work baskets, and shared stories from community. We also heard from representatives of other interwoven hubs, including the Two-Eyed Seeing Learning & Knowledge Garden hosted by Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources (UINR), as well as the Grasslands Hub at University of Alberta, Wetlands Hub at WWF-Canada, and Regenerative Forest Stewardship Research Project at Mother Tree Network.

Click here to learn more about the Indigenous Learning & Knowledge Hub, made possible with funding from Environment and Climate Change Canada.