February 2022
Movies That Matter: Film Screenings for Schools
Food for the Rest of Us Q&A with Caroline Cox, Director Food for the Rest of Us (2021) Film Run Time: 83 minutes Middle and high school students are invited to view award-winning documentaries that examine current social issues such as representation and identity, immigration, and civil rights followed by Q&A sessions with filmmakers. Advance viewing is recommended; film will not be shown during Q&A Food for the Rest of Us shares four stories from across North America—Kansas City, Hawaii,…
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North Country Rights of Nature Symposium
The North Country Rights of Nature Symposium will explore how to create a BILL OF RIGHTS for the Kaniatarowanénhne / St. Lawrence River Watershed, Haudenosaunee Territory. In the face of the climate crises, the programs will grapple with the moral implications of protecting the rivers of the "North Country" and will lay the groundwork for future legislative action. On the 22nd of March 2022, traditional knowledge holders will join legal experts, environmentalist, and community organizers to discuss how to create…
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FreedomCon 2022: Toward Justice – Toward Equality
In the midst of contemporary evolving conflicts, we look to the roots and legacy of the Freedom Seekers and the Abolitionists of the Underground Railroad Movement for strategies, strength and courage to carry on the freedom struggle. We are motivated and strengthened by working with allies across the Color-line and with all oppressed people to dismantle injustice. This year's public conference seeks to harness the energies of freedom movements for justice, change, and equality.
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