Land(ing) Back is a five-part audio blog series presented in collaboration with Youth Climate Lab and 4Rs Youth Movement. Released over five weeks, each episode features a conversation with an Indigenous young person making change within their community through climate justice work, land protection, cultural resurgence & decolonization.
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Land(ing) Back is a five-part audio blog series presented in collaboration with Youth Climate Lab and 4Rs Youth Movement. Released over five weeks, each episode features a conversation with an Indigenous young person making change within their community through climate justice work, land protection, cultural resurgence & decolonization.
On this week’s episode of Land(ing) Back we’re joined by Kakekà Thundersky, a land defender and member of the Poplar River First Nation currently living in Winnipeg with her five-month-old baby girl, Tokala Wači Wiŋ. They discuss her journey to organizing spaces, and her experiences building community with other land defenders and water protectors. One of the seeds we will save from Kak’s episode is the beauty of relationship building that exists within movements and how important it is to make space for all of our relations who want to be involved in protecting our lands and waters. Miigwech for joining us, Kak!
Land(ing) Back
Land(ing) Back is a five-part audio blog series presented in collaboration with Youth Climate Lab and 4Rs Youth Movement. Released over five weeks, each episode features a conversation with an Indigenous young person making change within their community through climate justice work, land protection, cultural resurgence & decolonization.
