Climate Justice & Indigenous Allyship

Climate Justice & Indigenous Allyship -What Does It Mean? How Do We Get There?

 NOTE: you must book your spot by Wednesday morning.

Energy, environmental protection and Indigenous rights are inextricably linked. This forum offers support for faith communities to move toward allyship with Indigenous communities in the context of climate justice in Canada. Speakers will address the complexities of Canada’s climate future and our relationship with Indigenous peoples through a faith lens. Interactive panels will ensure that participants have an opportunity to engage with Indigenous teachings, ask questions, and join in conversations.

Keynotes:  ELDER MYEENGUN HENRY: Allyship and the Struggle of the Chippewas of the Thames against Line 9; DR. BYRON WILLISTON: Climate Change and the Demands of Justice;

Tickets are $25 earlybird or $35 after May 20; (includes lunch). PWYC tickets are available.

Purchase a ticket or request a PWYC ticket on-line at: http://tinyurl.com/allyshipforum

Shared transportation from Toronto, Hamilton, and other locations is being arranged. Please contact:

[email protected]; Panels will address allyship, the interfaith response, and climate justice. Panelists include: John Dillon • Interfaith Grand River • Leah Gazan • Lindsay Gray • Melissa Ireland • Sheri Longboat John Milloy, Dorothy Taylor, Mardi Tindal

WHEN
June 11, 2016 at 10:00am - 4pm
WHERE
Senate and Board Chamber at Wilfrid Laurier University
75 University Ave W
Waterloo, ON N2L 3C5
Canada
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