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DESCRIPTION:The Idle No More grassroots revolution catalyzed people across the globe 
 within weeks! This Indigenous lead movement initiated by women, asserts 
 Indigenous sovereignty and calls for the protection of land and water. INM 
 builds more allies daily as people come to consciousness about the impacts 
 of colonialism on sexuality, gender, race, ability, and how these are 
 interconnected to the ongoing exploitation of humans, other species, and 
 our environment. This session will discuss the genesis of the movement and 
 the continuing impacts of colonialism. The time is now for change, hope and 
 love.\n\nPanelists:\nSheelah McLean, PhD candidate in integrated antiracist 
 anticolonial education at the University of Saskatchewan. As one of the 
 four founders of the Idle No More Movement, she recently received the 
 Carole Geller Human Rights Award.\n\nErica Lee, is a political studies and 
 philosophy undergraduate student at the University of Saskatchewan. She 
 spoke at the first “Idle No More” teach-in, held at Station 20 West in 
 Saskatoon and has been named an Iris Marion Young Diversity Scholar by the 
 American Philosophical Association and the Association for Feminist Ethics 
 and Social Theory.\n\nAlex Wilson, Associate Professor of Education and 
 Director of the Aboriginal Education Research Centre and at the University 
 of Saskatchewan. As an INM organizer, Alex uses education and Cree 
 philosophy to intervene in ongoing practices of colonialism, oppression, 
 and the destruction of land and water.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/09/27/18743892.php
SUMMARY:Idle No More:Transgressing Bodies, Boundaries and Beauty
LOCATION:University of San Francisco\nMcLaren 252\n2130 Fulton Street, San 
 Francisco, California 94117\n
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/09/27/18743892.php
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