Continuous training
Schools, workshops and mentorship in socio-environmental justice where we build from territory, dialogue and collective networks, strengthening capacities to act and influence locally.
Spaces for training, influence and community for youth defending territories.
Schools, workshops and mentorship in socio-environmental justice where we build from territory, dialogue and collective networks, strengthening capacities to act and influence locally.
Real opportunities for influence in multilateral spaces like COP, LCOY, COY, the United Nations and other global arenas where young people carry the voice of territory.
A community of peers in several countries weaving projects, care and strategies, connecting processes and strengthening collective work across Latin America.
Concrete transformation processes with communities, where actions from the territory generate real social and environmental impact.
Spaces to create, tell and mobilize through communication, building narratives that connect territory with other arenas and strengthen collective influence.
Emotional and organizational accompaniment processes that help sustain teamwork, care for people and strengthen long-term engagement in the work.
Team CEIBA (Mexico)
Team CEIBA weaves territorial processes in Mexico, supporting, training and sustaining those who are part of the journey. From here, local initiatives are strengthened, cared for and allowed to grow from the territory with collective meaning.
Team CAOBA (Colombia)
Team CAOBA coordinates territorial work in Colombia, connecting communities, spaces for construction and actions that take place across territories. It is the team that drives organization and action from the local into broader processes.
Team YARUMO (External support and volunteering)
Team YARUMO is an open space for those who are not directly part of Tierra Nuestra but want to get involved in the processes and contribute voluntarily in different influence spaces.
No. Tierra Nuestra supports training processes so any young person interested can develop their leadership.
It depends on the role. There are flexible commitments of a few hours per week, as well as more intensive roles in summits or specific projects.
Volunteering is not paid, but we cover participation expenses for delegations and projects when possible.
Our national teams are in Mexico, Colombia and Ecuador, but you can be located anywhere in Latin America.