Established in 1990, the Indigenous Environmental Network was formed by community-based American Indian, Alaska Natives and First Nations of Canada, including youth, women, elders and traditional indigenous societies, to address environmental, economic, climate, energy and food justice issues in North America. IEN uses the frame of INDIGENOUS RISING recognizing Indigenous Peoples rising for systemic change that involves challenging humanity to re-evaluate its relationship to the sacredness of Mother Earth and Father Sky. This involves taking action towards Just Transition and Indigenous-based Green New Deal policies and building the cultural, spiritual, social, economic and political POWER of Native Nations/Indigenous Peoples under the principles of Self-Determination, Free, Prior and Informed Consent and implementation of Treaty Rights and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.