On Saturday March 9th, RAVEN teamed up with First Unitarians Church of Victoria to host…
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What happens when you bring 5 Indigenous chiefs who have been fighting industry for their…
In advance of a week of demonstrations, dinners, and a rally in Toronto led by…
Last week we had the opportunity to hear from West Coast Environmental Law’s Jessica Clogg,…
Last night, we hosted an absolutely riveting conversation that should motivate anyone with a sense…
After an opening song and story with Sierra William, Mack and Chief Roger, we heard from the venerable elder who led his people in resistance to clearcut logging and open-pit mining. In dialogue with Tsilhqot’in story weaver Trevor Mack, William laid out a 3-punch, knock-out strategy: beginning with the creation of the Nemiah Declaration, to the blockade of roads and bridges, and finally to the Supreme Court victories that kicked out Taseko Mines and established Aboriginal Title to sacred Teztan Biny.
Cohosted by Stop Ecocide Canada and RAVEN, this webinar looked at Environmental Racism: A Story of Colonization and Ecocide. Speakers included Chief Roland Willson and Tamara Lorincz
Right now Grassy Narrows is dealing with mercury contamination of their land and water. This example of ecocide has deep and long term environmental consequences. Watch the video to learn more from leaders on the frontlines.
RAVEN and WECAN (West Coast Climate Action Network) presented another great webinar in our Indigenous Perspectives on Climate Action series looking at community solutions. Speakers include Pansy Wright-Simms and Leona Humchitt.
We’re delighted to announce a new webinar series and a new partnership! RAVEN and WECAN…
