Left to right, top row: Colombian farmer, girl from Grassy Narrows, migrant child on Lesvos. Left to right, bottom row: Kurdish farmer, children at migrant
Dos bloqueos de tierras indígenas de compañías de petróleo y gas: Primera Nación de Wet’suwet’en (2020) y jovenes Kurdos del valle de Shawre (2013). Un
Esther Kern (front row, far left) and other congregants at Valleyview Mennonite Church by Esther Kern Indigenous people and their allies commemorate “Orange Shirt
Christian Peacemaker Teams is excited to announce the creation of the Turtle Island Solidarity Network (TISN)! In March 2019, the full time Indigenous People’s Solidarity
by Rebecca Lash The powwow drum played in the distance while two members of our delegation to Grassy Narrows First Nation led our group in
Photo: Murray Lumley by David Milne On 20 June, several members from Grassy Narrows First Nation crawled across Bay Street in downtown Toronto toward the
by Karen Orlandi I spent hours trying to learn to say the name of the place where I was staying in Anishinaabemowin, the language of
by Marian de Couto “They made a promise that we were going to have our river cleaned up and they were going to build a
As part of a series of public actions opposed to the Canadian invasion of sovereign Indigenous nations and in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en Nation, Niagara
by Sr. Rosemary Williamson, OLM In the 1960’s the Dryden pulp and paper mill dumped ten tons of mercury into the Wabigoon River