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The land we gather on is Tiohtià:ke (Montreal): unceded territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation. We will be holding our get togethers on this land. Beyond acknowledging the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation as the rightful caretakers of this land, I hope that we can use the learnings from this group to more effectively stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities of Turtle Island in the current and future work we do.
Environmental Justice
'They chose us because we were rural and poor': when environmental racism and climate change collide
A brief history of the environmental justice movement in the Southern US states. Organizing and mobilizing by Black, rural, low-income communities against chemical pollutants. Industries, regulations, and legal action. Public health action by communities when formal health systems failed them.
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