Lea Foushee, activist for environmental justice, editor of the book Sacred Water, and co-founder of the North American Water Office, will talk about her recent publication. In the book, she and a group Anishinaabe (Ojibwe / Odawa / Potawatomi) elders combined stories and science to teach the spiritual and cultural context of water in all our lives including the sacred creation and role of water in our lives, the disruption of water health, and the impact of development on the eco-system as a whole. For more information visit www.nawo.org
Miskwaasiningnagamojig / Swamp Singers Hand Drum Group will conclude the session with traditional songs.
Sponsored by the LSA Water Theme Semester and Native American Studies Program