Decolonizing Water
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Building resilient water futures that are Indigenous-led.
Unceded Musqueam Territory
Joined July 2016
We look forward to seeing you at this years Nibi (water) gathering!
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Our colleague Susan Chiblow has a great new article out: Anishinaabek responsibilities and relationships are demonstrated in N'bi (Water) Declarations. It dives into some great knowledge!. 📖:
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Exploring Indigenous knowledges on N'bi by examining different worldviews, Anishinaabek approaches, Declarations, responsibilities, and offering solutions.
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If you missed the 2nd Annual Anishinaabe Law Conference, you can now watch live recordings. Featured here is keynote speaker, Dr. Aimée Craft, who speaks in depth about her work with Decolonizing Water.
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Live recording will be posted here afterwards:
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David Suzuki Foundation. 509,356 likes · 7,235 talking about this. We work to protect nature’s diversity and the well-being of all life, now and for the future 🌱
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We are excited to hear Decolonizing Water co-chair, Aimée Craft speak on Sept 24th at Reweaving the Legal Fabric: Indigenous Governance and Conservation Law in Canada. The live event is sold out, but a recording will be posted on the David Suzuki Foundation meta page. 🔗 link 👇
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We would like to add at least one more to the list! . #4) Strengthen Indigenous water governance and cross collaboration.
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How do we ensure a healthy future when facing the #hottest #climate on record? We ensure a healthy #water #ecosystem. The #Canadian Coalition for Healthy Water has 3 suggestions on how to do that -.
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By creating a robust Canada Water Agency, investing in fresh water and renewing the Canada Water Act, the federal government can demonstrate its commitment to addressing climate change and protecting...
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"There's a balance that exists within those ecosystems and sometimes is very delicate," said Eric Mullen, a provincial regional fisheries' manager. "And throwing any new predator in there can completely mess that up.".
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Illegally introduced fish species in Manitoba's water bodies are having an adverse impact on native fish populations, which have since declined in numbers and become less healthy, and on anyone who...
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RT @jessecmccormick: In Ojibwe our word for big rain or down pour is chi gimiwan (pronounced chi-gimme one). Anishinaabe Territory (near L….
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Partnering w/ Grand Council Treaty #3 we're excited to present the Water Songs project. nibi nagamoonan: water songs, brings together Anishinaabe grandmothers and youth to share and exchange sacred traditional knowledge on water songs. Watch teachings here.
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Our heart and prayers go out to our partner community, Misipawistik Cree Nation, and the families of these three young hunters, as they process this great tragedy.
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Two boaters from Misipawistik Cree Nation who are still missing and one more who was found dead over the past weekend have been identified by their community.
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RT @water_institute: Next up in the Water Cycles 2025 Grand River Adventure Series is the July 13th Guelph, ON ride. Details at: https://t….
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A new stamp pays tribute to Anishinaabe Elder and world-renowned water-rights activist Josephine Mandamin!. Mandamin is the co-founded the Mother Earth Water Walk movement to promote water rights for Indigenous communities.
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Make sure to watch Episode 3 of Treaty Road which focuses on Nibi, or water. It features the annual water, Grand Council Treaty #3 women's council, the Nibi Declaration, along with our co-lead, Aimée Craft, the amazing Judy Da Silva, and much more.
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Saxon de Cocq and Erin Goodpipe examine the role that Saxon’s ancestor played in the numbered treaty negotiations.
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A beautiful new film featuring Wisconsin-based Bad River Band and its ongoing fight for sovereignty.
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The 𝑭𝒐𝒓 𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑭𝒖𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒆 report is the first Indigenous-led Assessment report on climate change impacts and adaptation in Canada written by an almost entirely Indigenous team of authors, including our co-lead Deborah McGregor. 👏 Please share 👏.
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On Monday, March 18th, at 11:30am CST, please join us for the last seminar in this year’s series on “First Nations Water and Sanitation Infrastructure: The Links between Financing, Health and Governance” with Melanie O’Gorman, U of Winnipeg, and Stewart Hill (MKO)
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