The collective voice is powerful, but how do we ensure it includes all perspectives, especially when it comes to community health and environmental health? Join us for a captivating panel discussion that explores the challenges, opportunities and alternatives for building an inclusive movement.
About the Round Table:
Our round table will be moderated by Maguy Métellus and will bring together committed people and visionaries of social transformation:
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Alexandra Pierre, President of the Ligue des droits et libertés
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Isabelle Paillé, Health Coordinator at Quebec Native Women
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Lourdenie Jean, Founder of L’environnement c’est intersectionnel
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Naolo Charles, Founder of the Black Environmental Initiative (BE Initiative) and co-founder of the Canadian Coalition for Environmental and Climate Justice (CCECJ)
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Sarah Dubuc, Independent researcher and political scientist
to address the following essential themes:
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Right to health and a healthy environment: current and emerging issues in our communities
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Power dynamics within activist circles and exchange of expertise
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Enlightened mobilization practices and anti-oppressive alternatives
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Authentic partnerships
Who should participate?
This roundtable is aimed at all people wishing to participate in a caring and authentic conversation on community and environmental health issues and questions of inclusive mobilization.
Date and Place: Thursday, November 23, 2023, 4:15 p.m., at 7000, avenue du Parc, office 303B in Montreal or online on Zoom (link available after registration)
Register now to join this essential conversation.
Join the movement, make your voice heard!
*The conversation will take place in French, but there will be English simultaneous translation online.*
*Conversation made possible thanks to the support of the Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation