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Environments of togetherness: Collaborating at the climate crossroads

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Series
Big Thinking
Language
Bilingual
Speaker(s)
Eriel Tchekwie Deranger
Melina Laboucan-Massimo
Kay-Ann Williams (moderator)
Host
Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences | Fédération des sciences humaines
Location
Waterfront Campus, Second Floor, Room 237
This event is in person, but attendees can view, attend, or participate in this event virtually

At a pivotal moment for the climate, how does Indigenous leadership offer collaborative pathways for rethinking our relationship with and responsibilities to the environment, thus guiding our efforts towards equitable, sustainable, and innovative solutions? This Big Thinking panel will centre Indigenous approaches for addressing the crisis, through climate activism and sustainable energy, rooted in land back movements, decolonization, and energy literacy. Setting forth diverse models of togetherness, panelists will examine how visionary climate approaches informed by Indigenous ways of knowing can drive systemic change and foster collective action that addresses the climate crisis in personally, societally, culturally, and politically healthy ways.

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