Impact and Accountability – Global Justice Ecology Project

Supporting our mission makes a global impact

Help GJEP protect wild forests around the world and defend the rights and territories of forest dependent communities and Indigenous Peoples on whose territories 80% of the world’s biodiversity is found.

Donations Allocation

Projected Fiscal Year Budget (April 2024 – March 2025): $426,400

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2024 Impact Report

In 2024, the Global Justice Ecology Project (GJEP) achieved remarkable milestones in its mission to protect forests and defend the rights of Indigenous and forest-dependent communities worldwide. From amplifying the struggles of the Mapuche people in Chile to mobilizing against genetically engineered (GE) trees at international forums, GJEP’s work demonstrates the power of solidarity and action in addressing ecological and social injustices. This year’s impact report celebrates over two decades of resistance, resilience, and advocacy—proving that collective action can drive meaningful change for our planet and its people.

Testimonials

The sharp analysis, the commitment to radical politics, and understanding that social, political, economic, and ecological injustice are deeply connected; that the need for systemic change and an understanding also of the importance of history, addressing the injustices of colonialism, learning from earlier struggles is at the heart of their work. It's why their work is so important and impressive and needed today.

They have contributed their expertise in fields like media photography, genetically modified trees, and climate justice in general. And they have not only been a great source of expertise but also a very inspiring activism, a source which has contributed a lot.

I have always been impressed with GJEP's ability to organize across movements and I am really grateful for the work that they do with Indigenous communities all over the world, defending wilderness. GJEP is a rare example of an organization whose strategy addresses the entirety of the global crisis that we're facing connecting economic exploitation, social justice, and ecology.