Standing with Standing Rock

Standing Rock: Issues and ActionsIn September6 201, the Center held an educational program for the ESF and broader community, outlining the environmental, legal and cultural issues at stake in the demonstrations at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. This well attended gathering led to a campus wide fund raiser in support of the Water Protectors and... Continue Reading →

Dr. Nicholas Reo. Full Restoration: How Indigenous knowledge and framewords are mobilized to care for rivers.

Dr. Nick Reo from the Native Studies Program at Dartmouth was our distinguished visiting scholar in April 2016. Dr. Reo (Ojibwe) is a well-known scholar whose work demonstrates the ways in which indigenous knowledge is a valuable component of devising climate change adaptation strategies. During his time with us he presented guest lectures in several... Continue Reading →

Reflections on the Journey from Environmental Reciprocity to Environmental Exploitation and Back

Two evening programs at Syracuse Stage and a daylong TEACH-IN at ESF Monday, October 16BEFORE: A land in balance; cultural ecology of the ancestral Onondaga homelandat Syracuse Stage, 7pm Tuesday, 10/17Finding Common Ground: Indigenous and Western Approaches to Healing our Land and WatersAlumni Lounge, Marshall Auditorium, and various rooms at ESF, All day Tuesday, 10/17AFTER: Restoring... Continue Reading →

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