Sonja Swift Transitions to Swift Foundation Board of Directors
We extend a deep appreciation and gratitude to Sonja for her support and contribution to the staff and our programs, and we
Ashley Sarracino Joins Swift Foundation as Grants Manager
Ashley M. Sarracino is Laguna/Acoma and lives in the Pueblo of Laguna, New Mexico. Ashley brings experience in working with
Notice on the current situation in Ecuador
With regards to the current protests and social unrest in Ecuador, Swift Foundation informs that false and ill-intentioned
Unpacking “Conservation” Part II: Voices from Abya Yala
On April 21st, 2022 indigenous community leaders called in from their respective homelands for the second round of the
Unpacking “Conservation” Part I: Voices from Turtle Island
On March 10, 2022, the paradigm clash of the conservation industry and Indigenous Peoples’ management of their home
Unpacking Jargon #3: Conservation, Protected Areas and Indigenous Homelands PART 2: Voices from Abya Yala
Land defenders from Belize, Ecuador and Peru will share through storytelling how their indigenous worldviews resonate in a
FILLED | Job Announcement: Grants Manager
Swift Foundation is hiring a part-time grants manager.
Unpacking Jargon #2: Conservation, Protected Areas and Indigenous Homelands PART 1: Voices from Turtle Island/North America
Swift Foundation and First Nations Development Institute announce the second webinar in the Unpacking Jargon series.
Leading Together 2021: Leadership in Action – Solidarity Philanthropy in Action Walking the Talk
Swift Foundation presents at the Council on Foundations 2021 conference on leadership in solidarity philanthropy.
Statement on the 30×30 Protected Areas Framework
Swift Foundation is among philanthropic organizations writing to the Convention on Biological Diversity with concerns about