❗️This is Avril! We have been thinking about connections between #COVID19 & #water locally/globally. Hoping to connect w/other water lovers in the world! Pls re-tweet this and tag me in your adventures w/water so we can bring water virtually to all people❤️ 💦 🌎 @common_worlds
Waterlution had an amazing World Water Day event with over 200 youth across Canada who joined Waterlution and amazing musical guests, Kalvonix, Valerie Ivy Hamelin, Tara Willard, and our Youth Advisory Board! !
#WorldWaterDay2021
Learning from youth and starting to embrace technology. Here’s a video I made on water in all its forms in my life. Videos are from daily living and research. Absolutely loving this video 💧 More to come! #TikTok#waterislife 💦 @common_worlds
“Water is sacred to First Nations and key to the health and well-being of all living things,” said National Chief Perry Bellegarde. “We must see the human right to safe drinking water prioritized by our government partners.
https://t.co/MJLxarsH3H
@perrybellegarde@AFN_Updates
"Just as our ancestors and grandmothers have performed water ceremonies since time immemorial, First Nations have understood that water is sacred and must be protected, appreciated, and honoured."
https://t.co/LGQp2wHEEA
I don’t have words but I just watched a documentary film by @BrockUniversity Indigenous student Nick Printup “Our sisters in Spirit” about MMIW/MMIWG and you all need to watch it. You can find it online by searching his name.
“As an Indigenous person, I feel a responsibility to incorporate our artwork and connection to land.” Congratulations to #BrockU student Nick Printup who is one of six finalists chosen to create a medal design for the @2021CanadaGames. Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/x8PY0SpKNW
Na Live do dia 28 às 16h no facebook da Waterlution o #WILBrasil fará um passeio digital pela Bacia do Anhangabaú, passando pelos seus principais rios, nascentes e territórios ecológicos remanescentes. Compreendendo a história e provocando reflexões para a nova cultura pela água.
@LisaWhittingham I was thinking how is the pandemic another assertion of colonialism in the world. #plandemic And yes, I went there. Just a thought... 💭
@cblackst How can we think about &foster relations of fairness (that is also caught up in language discourses) with/amongst Indigenous/settler children/youth while as a profession, CYC and child welfare are caught up in a “crisis of care”. @BrockUCHYS
Listening to @cblackst talk and thinking simultaneously about “invisible colonialism” and the #COVID19 pandemic.”Inequalities drive further colonization”. Thinking intraactions bw materials (ppe, vaccines), bodies/space/location/time/gender/race.@BrockUCHYS
If anyone is teaching my work (#bodiesofwater), #water#weathering or #feminist#envhum and could use a guest lecture/workshop/panel, pls be in touch. It is going to be a long semester... 💙🌊🌈
Whilst a small thing given everything that's going on, receiving the hard copy of my new book, After Childhood, brightened my day. Nothing like holding the hard copy of something you've written! The book is available here: https://t.co/FSPlYJ4r0i