CDPC’s ways of engaging are varied and at varying levels. It participates vigorously in the public discourse, both local and national, especially on policies and issues that directly bear on indigenous peoples and other marginalized sectors in the Cordillera. Its stance and advocacies on ancestral land and natural resources, mining, dams and large-scale development, regional autonomy, and social services are clear and well known.
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- Statement:In Solidarity with the People of Mankayan in Their Defense of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and Ancestral Lands
- SOLIDARITY STATEMENT Stand with the People of Guinaoang and Bulalacao: Defend Ancestral Lands, Protect Food Security, Stop Destructive Mining
- SOLIDARITY STATEMENT: Defending the Environment for Present and Future Generations is Not a Crime
- In Memoriam: Atty. Reynaldo A. Cortes Our People’s Lawyer
- Eulogy for Atty. Rene Cortes – Joanna Kintanar Cariño