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Equity, Climate & Allyship: Following Native Leadership

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Ellany Kayce is a member of the Tlingit Nation, and serves as Board Chair of Nakani Native Program and is actively engaged on multiple equity cabinets and boards.

This training will cover:

  • The historic oppression of Native people

  • What systemic oppression is & how it works

  • The significance of an epidemic to tribes

  • Indigenous values vs Eurocentric values

  • LNG and Oil fights in WA

  • How to be a Native ally

  • Equity issues in the Thurston Climate Mitigation Plan

In the state of WA, Native tribes have been providing important leadership in the fight to protect the Earth from the climate crisis. White people need to know how to be good allies to people of color and understand that climate justice exists at the intersection of protecting our earth and creating a more equitable society. The Thurston Climate Mitigation Plan will include many items that have equity impacts. We need to be able to apply an equity lens to how we think about this plan. This training will better prepare you for the work we have to do ahead!

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