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Do you think environmental activists were in the wrong for going against First Nations’ wishes for them to stop protesting? Are there ways the two groups could have cooperated better?

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Is a 2-year deferral an effective solution to solve the problem of old-growth forests? How would you think about addressing the situation to create a more sustainable solution?

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How can non-Indigenous environmentalists address the historical harms caused by colonization and avoid making those mistakes again?

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How do the realities of Indigenous people living in a “post-apocalyptic” conditions change narratives on mainstream environmentalism?

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How do Indigenous-led environmental movements influence and empower the climate action movement?

How do Indigenous-led climate action movements differ from Non-Indigenous-led climate actions? What does it look like when Indigenous and Non-Indigenous climate action movements work together?

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Protect protect protect! Land doesn’t need people. Natives either join us or you’re against us. 

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Coalitions as a microcosm of settler colonialism; coalitions as a site of learning; and coalitions as a site of pain

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Coalitions as a microcosm of settler colonialism; coalitions as a site of learning; and coalitions as a site of pain

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Indigenous-led movements differ because Indigenous people rely more on the land and have a better relationship with the environment. Non-Indigenous/settlers have a hagiarchy with land and environment while Indigenous view all beings as equal.