Here’s how teachings from the First Nations of the North are leading the way

To lead the way towards true climate action, we need to bring ourselves back into a good relationship with the places where we live and where we are from.

Climate action built within a system that sees ourselves as disconnected from the land and each other is unhealthy and unjust for all humans, write Shauna Yeomans-Lindstrom and Jewel Davies. Photograph courtesy of Flickr/Umnak

Opinion

BY SHAUNA YEOMANS-LINDSTROM, JEWEL DAVIES

December 7, 2022

One of the best parts about going to conferences is the networking. We’re curious about the connections we’ll make, the diversity of people we’ll meet, and the teachings we’ll bring back home. That, and getting to experience this together.

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