Indigenous perspectives on land stewardship: who makes decisions about the future of our territories?
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Événement
Across Quebec, discussions about natural resource exploitation have revealed tensions between economic growth, environmental stewardship, and Indigenous Peoples’ rights. Different projects have sparked public debate, with some being opposed over sustainability concerns and others raising questions about governance, consent, and the role of Indigenous Nations in shaping the future of their territories. In this conversation, we will listen to Indigenous perspectives on environment protection, and we will ask ourselves how can we influence environmental decisions? What roles do Indigenous communities play in protecting territories and the environment? What mechanisms can be used to protect unceded territories? Accessibility notice : We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable everyone to participate fully. This venue is on the third floor, and only accessible by stairs. For inquiries about accessibility, please send an email to communityengagement@concordia.ca at least one week before the event. Guests: About University of the Streets Café As a flagship program of Concordia University’s Office of Community Engagement , the public bilingual conversations are free and open to participants of all ages, backgrounds and levels of education. Since its inception in 2003, University of the Streets Café has hosted over 500 bilingual public conversations. Follow us on our Facebook page or visit us at concordia.ca/univcafe to learn more about our programming and last-minute scheduling updates.
Venues
- Native Montreal — 3183 Rue Saint-Jacques, 3rd floor
Dates et horaires
- 2026-12-10 à 18:00 — 20:00
Prices
Gratuit.
Informations et réservations
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