Building resilient water futures that are Indigenous-led.
Unceded Musqueam Territory
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In Ojibwe our word for big rain or down pour is chi gimiwan (pronounced chi-gimme one).
Anishinaabe Territory (near London, Ontario)
(@DhkBeau language learnings in action)
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Next up in the Water Cycles 2025 Grand River Adventure Series is the July 13th Guelph, ON ride.
Details at: linktr.ee/watercycles.bike
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It's almost #EarthDay, we wanted to share a peak into #SSHRC funded research by Prof Aimée Craft. She is leading a knowledge exchange between Indigenous Nations in Canada and Colombia to learn more about preserving & protecting water. sshrc-crsh.gc.ca/society-soc…
📸: Jonathan Ventura
ALT Participants in the Canada-Colombia research exchange gather outside the learning lodge in Yurayaco, after two days of knowledge mobilization. Craft is in the back left row, wearing a red shirt. Photo: Jonathan Ventura
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Yesterday, @amnesty International's report on the state of human rights explained #Canada is failing to respect #IndigenousRights.
Today, the RCMP is raiding the @Gidimten Checkpoint on Wet'suwet'en territory.
Canada must uphold #HumanRights and #UNDRIP!
ow.ly/B4xH50NvmcI
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Today we celebrate World Water Day by recognizing a #NFRF-funded research team working to strengthen Indigenous water governance and develop a more robust understanding of water as its own legal entity.
▶️ tinyurl.com/2p86276e
ALT IMAGE: Logo of the "New Frontiers in Research Fund" in white, on various shades of grey in the background, with the 2 logos of the Canadian government at the bottom.
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Tonight @ 7PM EST True North Aid will host its final Authors Series of #NorthernReads2023.
Join us for a thoughtful 1 hr conversation w Aimée Craft, an Anishinaabe/Métis change-maker. @DecolonizeWater
Register before 6PM EST. A Zoom link will be emailed.
form.jotform.com/22339376615…
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🎙️Don't miss Prof. Aimée Craft's lecture, Nibi miinawaa aki inaakonigewin Research Chair, on Indigenous governance in relation with land and water and the launch of the Indigenous Legal Traditions Mural!
📅Jan 20 - 5pm
📍FTX - 3rd floor
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Congratulations to Professor Aimée Craft who has been awarded a University Research Chair for her research program on Nibi miinawaa aki inaakonigewin – Indigenous governance in relation to land and water.
bit.ly/3huJF5U
@uOttawaResearch @DecolonizeWater
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Our phones charge, and lights turn on, by electricity generated on whose land? In this country, it's often Indigenous land.
This excerpt is from our latest #podcast episode, which explores the consequences of Canada's pursuit for more power. Feat @AmyNormanNL & @DecolonizeWater
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Supporting #GovernanceBack starts by learning more. Together with @DecolonizeWater, we've identified different ways Indigenous land governance has been recognized in Canada.
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Today and every day, #EveryChildMatters.
For more information about Orange Shirt Day » orangeshirtday.org
For more information about Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Actions » nctr.ca
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Today, we observe National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, an opportunity for us all to recognize and commemorate the legacy of residential schools and honour Call to Action #80 from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
@OrangeShirtSoc | @TheWHL
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🧡 As the Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Senator Murray Sinclair was a key figure in raising global awareness of the atrocities of Canada’s residential school system.
Witness his kindness and wisdom in Alanis Obomsawin's latest short → bit.ly/HtSMSdoc
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🐣Cuando estaba formulando las bases para mi investigación de doctorado, mi profe @amaya_alvez me presentó el proyecto @DecolonizeWater. Conocer esta iniciativa fue clave para delinear valores básicos “las 4 Rs” para investigar con un #EnfoqueDecolonial [2/7]
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Today is National Indigenous Languages Day! Thank you to all the Elders, knowledge keepers, speakers, and language learners working to revitalize, maintain and strengthen Indigenous languages.
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #FriendshipCentreMovement #LanguageRevitalization
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Happy #WorldWaterDay from our watershed to yours.💧💙
It’s time to start learning about the water around you! Join over 150 other Atlantic Canadians and become trained in water quality data collection with WET-Pro today.
➡️wet-pro.ca
#healthywaters #communityscience
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I'm very excited to be *IN PERSON* at Northwestern!
Tomorrow!
Please join @PoliSciatNU and @for_indigenous at @NorthwesternU as we host Prof. @sheryllightfoot
on “Indigenous Disruptions: How Indigenous Self-Determination Practices Can Deepen and Expand International Theory” planitpurple.northwestern.ed…
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"Water is linked to environmental, societal, and economic risks—from biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse to food crises [...]. Mitigating water-related risks to humans and ecosystems requires reliable accounting of freshwater resources."
Satellite images are revealing that more of the Earth is covered in rivers than we thought: ($) scim.ag/2AYOhgQ
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Wonderful new paper by @EDGES_ubc colleague @IRES_UBC N. Wilson & J. Inkster @UBC @DecolonizeWater Respecting water: Indigenous water governance, ontologies, and the politics of kinship on the ground avail:
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Recruiting a PhD student for Indigenizing Salmon Science & Management project in Alaska sites.google.com/a/alaska.ed…
