Climate justice is about redressing and addressing the underlying inequities that cause and exacerbate climate change. How might Indigenous solutions that strengthen the ties between people, their land, and their traditional, ancestral ways, contribute to climate justice in ways that are equitable, replicable and scalable? We need leadership and perspectives that reject competitive colonial dynamics in favour of highly connected, collaborative ecosystems that enable Indigenous programmes, policies and processes to flourish. Join leading climate advocate Jade Begay as she shines a spotlight on the varied and interconnected efforts of Indigenous peoples to deliver effective, just and inclusive climate action.