FIRST NATIONS RESPONSES TO THE EMERGENCY

How can we go deeper in our understanding of First Nations people’s connection to Country in the face of the escalating climate emergency? Hear from Indigenous leaders at the climate forefront about what they see as some of the major opportunities and critical pathways to address the crisis on Country.

Jacqui Katona – Anti-Jabiluka Uranium Mine Campaign Leader
Tony Birch – Author, Activist & Academic
Neil Morris – Poet, Musician & Radio Broadcaster

Moderated by Lidia Thorpe – Activist & Former Politician

FIRST NATIONS RESPONSES TO THE EMERGENCY
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How can we go deeper in our understanding of First Nations people&rsquo;s connection to Country in the face of the escalating climate emergency? Hear from Indigenous leaders at the climate forefront about what they see as some of the major opportunities and critical pathways to address the crisis on Country.
Jacqui Katona &ndash;&nbsp;Anti-Jabiluka Uranium Mine Campaign Leader Tony Birch &ndash;&nbsp;Author, Activist &amp; Academic Neil Morris &ndash;&nbsp;Poet, Musician &amp; Radio Broadcaster
Moderated by&nbsp;Lidia Thorpe &ndash;&nbsp;Activist &amp; Former Politician

The events program from the National Climate Emergency Summit 2020 recorded in Melbourne, VIC, Australia on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, on the 14-15th of February.

The events program from the National Climate Emergency Summit 2020 recorded in Melbourne, VIC, Australia on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, on the 14-15th of February.

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