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From Alberta tar sands to the Bay Area: A history of the Idle No More movement | Bioneers

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Channel: Bioneers · 2017 · Nonprofits & Activism

Leaders from the Idle No More movement discuss how the campaign was born in the winter of 2012 in Canada, and strategies for organizing to protect Indigenous sovereignty and the environment. Featuring Clayton Thomas-Müller, Tori Cress, Eriel Deranger, and Pennie Opal Plant.

This presentation took place in the Indigeneity Forum at the 2015 National Bioneers Conference.
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From Alberta tar sands to the Bay Area: A history of the Idle No More movement | Bioneers

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