Resilience Shaped by Intergenerational Knowledge and Deepened by Relational Connections
(1:00 pm US Central Time Zone)
In this session, we engage with intergenerational knowledge and collective resilience by sharing in Water as our relation, teacher and connector of past, present and future. As we visit with each other, we will discuss how resilience is deepened by our relational connections across watersheds and generations.
About the Speakers
Angel Kennedy
Angel Kennedy is the Research Manager for the Researching for Eco-Social and Equitable Transformation (RESET) Lab, a PhD Candidate at Simon Fraser University (Canada), Researcher for the Environment, Community Health Observatory (ECHO) Network, and Early Career Coordinator for Ecohealth International. Angel's work focuses on advancing eco-social health equity, with an emphasis on intergenerational climate justice and youth wellbeing.
Ella Martindale
Ella Martindale (she/they) is a Quw’utsun Mustimuhw community researcher who studies Indigenous methodologies and land-based education. She is interested in the ways Indigenous peoples come to know and learn on their lands, and how they embody “land back” in their actions. She engages in groundwater research on the Xwulqw’selu Sta’lo’, Quw’utsun tumuhw and supports participatory action research projects in the Tkaronto CIRCLE Lab. They live in Montreal (Canada) and are a PhD student in Social Justice Education at OISE, University of Toronto.
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