Ivy appeals to the judges of the International Court at The Hague in the Netherlands along with a coalition of other Indigenous leaders calling for recognition and resolution of the harmful effects of climate change upon frontline communities across the globe.

Ivy explains her calling to become a voice for restoring Mother Earth, recognizing the way the body of Mother Earth has become disconnected, and seeing ways to reconnect. She explains her decision to leave home and become an ally with others working to bring change on levels of governance and innovation across the globe. The people, especially today’s young people, drive Ivy’s inner conviction to move the Earth forward toward collective action.

After five years of relentless advocacy, Polynesian students from Vanuatu secured the backing of 97 countries at the United Nations to present an emergency climate justice case to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands. Aunty Ivy, serving as an Indigenous representative, stood in solidarity with the young voices of these delegations, amplifying their call for justice.

This is a preview of the documentary “Anavasi,” a film that centers voices from all over the world, sharing their deep experiences, delving into questions about who we are, what holds humanity back, and what hope humanity has for transformative awakening.

This documentary explores marine environmental justice and the urgent need to protect OUR oceans and the life they sustain. Ivy highlights the vital role oceans play for Mother Earth, while voices from Aotearoa (NZ) share insights on fostering respectful relationships with marine life, including the Mako shark.

Ivy calls for unity and action, urging an end to broken promises at the United Nations COP. She emphasizes that standing together is the only way forward. No more talking, we urgently need action to create an inclusive system that cares for everyone and the planet.

At United Nations COP26, the Peoples Forests Partnership brings together global voices to restore forests and protect our planet. Ivy speaks about the sacrifices made to support “yesterday, for today, to save tomorrow.” Indigenous guardians of Mother Earth share their urgent call to act, only to leave with broken promises year after year.

Activists and Indigenous leaders consider what present-day Earth and its smallest inhabitants are telling humanity about what needs to change. Ivy is featured in this film calling for unity of humanity for a better future.

Ivy gives the Opening Auditorio in Berlin at the 2022 Festival of Consciousness, inviting recognition and honoring to appropriately precede connection for purpose. Ivy has given numerous such convocations, comfortable transforming an auditorium full of people into familiar partners with common experience and responsibility.