Sharing the power of #Secwepemclaw at Osgoode Law’s “Conflicting Authorities” panel at beautiful Bill Reid Gallery. Honoured and blessed to stand up the knowledge of our Ancestors.
Things we can do on #EarthDay and everyday:
• Act boldly in managing tmicw collectively.
• #UNDRIP articles 19, 27, 28 and 29
• Respect Secwépemc language, culture and law
• Make informed decisions using both Indig and Western ways of knowing and being
• Medicine gather
Today is World Wildlife Day. It’s a day where we can acknowledge our collective belief that the animal life have rights as living beings, and we have the responsibility to look after them. Take this time to honour the swimmers, flyers, crawlers, and four-legged parts of Creation.
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Thanks to everyone who voted in our WPCIB election yesterday & all candidates who put their names forward to serve. Humbled & grateful for the opportunity to serve with Ed LeBourdais and Mat Lewis. Here is to the next 2 years building on the footsteps of our Ancestors!
So proud to be a part of building our future with our Indigenous Youth. Please share with students who may be interested in our amazing TeamSku7pecen intern program for 2022.
#TeamSkú7pecen Internship: Active Players in Transformation https://t.co/wcvxJI5PWc via @YouTube
Cumulative Effects are a means of respecting #indigenousknowlege & supporting holistic approaches to show how each impact & “consultation” is death by a thousand cuts. @qwelminte
Save the date or register today! Join us for the ICCE 2022 Virtual Conference “Cumulative Effects: A Health and Well-Being Perspective” on March 1 and 2, from 1pm to 4pm EST on both days. Program information and more details will be available soon.
"It is critical that the response to the re-emergence of Semá:th Lake is not to re-entrench colonial values and community vulnerability to continuous flooding."
#UNDRIP Articles 25-28. Lands, territories, and resources and
Articles 29-31. Environmental health.