The best Indigenous Rights newsletters

Alleen Brown, an independent investigative reporter, publishes a monthly roundup of her environmental and climate reporting, with a focus on corporate and private-security efforts against Indigenous-led and environmental movements. Issues combine original findings from public records, first-person reporting anecdotes, and lighter picks at the end.

Corruptario is an investigative newsletter that tracks alleged corruption, cronyism and political favours in Ontario, with a focus on the Ford government. Recent issues dissect Bill 5, its Special Economic Zones and the beneficiaries of its exemptions.

A climate and social justice newsletter mixing opinion essays, guest articles and commentary on collapse, Indigenous rights and climate activism. Readers get politically engaged writing that connects climate impacts to colonialism, extraction and inequality, alongside ideas for action.

A podcast newsletter from the Radio Reversal Collective, sharing episodes and updates on grassroots resistance, Indigenous land struggles in Brisbane, Palestine solidarity and anti-fascist organising. Readers get audio interviews and personal updates from organisers, with a clear activist perspective.

A creative's newsletter from a children's author, illustrator and filmmaker, mixing event announcements, filmmaking workshops and roundtables on self-publishing. Recent issues cover a documentary screening on the Indian Act's second-generation cut-off, a self-publishing discussion and a script breakdown and budgeting class.

A newsletter from a fundraising foundation that collects contributions from settlers and redistributes them to Indigenous community members, with thank-you lists for donors and promotion of a settler discussion series on colonial history. Readers get updates on the foundation's grants and impact, plus framing around reparations and allyship.