# Deborah Mcgregor
Episode podcast teratas
Diperbarui:
Deborah B. McGregor (Anishinaabe) is a Canadian environmentalist. She is an Associate professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice at Osgoode Hall Law School.
== Early life and education ==
McGregor is an Anishinaabe from Whitefish River First Nation and she was born in Birch Island, Ontario to Elder Marion McGregor.
Ep. 13: Indigenous Health & Climate Change with Dr. Deborah McGregor
The health impacts of climate change have been front and centre throughout 2021 in Canada: from wildfires to flooding. In this episode, Catherine interviews Dr. McGregor, an Anishinaabe woman from Whitefish River First Nation and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice at Osgoode …
2: Talking Treaties, Indigenous Governance & Land Relations with Dr. Deborah McGregor
In this episode we speak with Dr. Deborah McGregor, an Associate professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University. We discuss rematriation, land back, treaties, Indigenous food sovereignty, and accountability in our relations with o…
Voices of the Greenbelt Ep 2: Biodiversity in the Greenbelt with Deborah McGregor
In the second part of our five-episode podcast series, The Voices of the Greenbelt, we’re joined by special guest Deborah McGregor in discussing biodiversity within what is currently Ontario’s Greenbelt. Throughout the episode, we discuss species living in the Greenbelt, their endangerment status a…
NCCIH Webinar - Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives on climate change and water safety and security
Le français suit l'anglais.
NCCIH Webinar - Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives on climate change and water safety and security
Climate change impacts, such as increased precipitation, flooding, and drought, can significantly affect the quality, quantity, and accessibility of water, exacerbating hea…
Episode 21: Being gifted knowledge from Anishinaabe scholar, Dr. Deborah McGregor
This podcast is adapted from a guest talk that Dr. Deborah McGregor delivered in the co-management course offered by Cloudberry [http://www.cloudberry.cc]
She shares her wisdom and expertise on Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) and she begins by emphasizing that Indigenous Peoples were complete …
Indigenous Climate Futures: From Grief to Growth with Dr. Deborah McGregor
Welcome back to Second Nature, Living with Ecological Grief. Host Ashlee Cunsolo and guest Dr. Deborah McGregor critique the technocratic focus in climate research, highlighting the underrepresentation of women, Indigenous, Black, and global South communities. They stress the importance of integrat…
Indigenous Peoples, Colonialism, and Climate Justice
In this webinar, hosted as part of the Zoryan Institute’s 2022 Climate Change, Human Rights & Genocide Webinar Series, Professor Deborah McGregor examines the relationships between indigenous peoples, rights, and colonialism that perpetuates injustice. She also explains why Indigenous leadership an…
Matriarchy, Land, and Bannock: A Conversation with Marlene Hale
In this episode of Habibti Please, Nashwa was joined in person by Wet’suwet’en Matriarch, activist, filmmaker, chef, and community organizer Marlene Hale, in Montreal last May. Marlene is the founder of Our Decision, Our Future, now evolving into Beyond the Ballot, and is currently working on a doc…
Beyond Fires & Floods: Pt 3 (ep 368)
ON THIS EPISODE: part three of BFF: Beyond Fires & Floods! (And if this is your first encounter with our new series, you might want to start with BFF Part 0, i.e., episode 365, for best results.) Based on three days of conversations hosted at UBC last October, BFF brought together close to 40 schol…
Beyond Fires & Floods: Pt 4 (ep 369)
ON THIS EPISODE: BFF: Beyond Fires & Floods—part four, featuring the back half of "Storytellers Without Borders," the lead-off session on BFF's second day, where close to 40 scholars, journalists and experts gathered to discuss Indigenous climate narratives last October at UBC.
Returning with thei…
MESIN PENCARI PODCAST
Anda dapat menggunakan situs web kami untuk mencari podcast3,821,930dan episode195,422,903menurut orang, tempat, atau topik.
I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
Sunting
Terima kasih telah membantu agar basis data podcast tetap terbaru
