Groundswell : Indigenous knowledge and a call to action for climate change

Neidhardt, Joseph, (editor,, author.). Neidhardt, Nicole, (editor,, author.).

Summary: Groundswell is a collection of stirring and passionate essays from both indigenous and non-indigenous writers that, together, present a compelling message about how traditional indigenous knowledge and practices can - and must be - used to address climate change.

Record details

ISBN: 9781771743440
Physical Description: 208 pages : illustrations, maps, photographs, portraits ; 24 cm
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Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: [Nanaimo, B.C.] : Strong Nations Publishing Inc., 2019.
Copyright: ©2018

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Includes bibliographic references.

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Preface -- Invocation : using contemplative meditation to foster change -- Introduction : this is the moral revolution -- Climate change snapshots / by Kristen Dey -- Rooted : staying grounded amidst a changing landscape / by Nicole Neidhardt, Teka Everstz, and Gina Mowatt -- What you need to know is not in a book : indigenous education / by Larry Emerson -- Illuminating the path forward / by Erin Brillon -- Stories from our elders / by Andy Everson -- Religions for the earth / by Karenna Gore -- How we can work together / by Merle Lefkoff -- Essential elements of change by Mary Hasbah Roessel -- The radical vision of indigenous resurgence / by Taiaiake Alfred -- Sharing the wealth : bending toward justice / by Rod Dobell -- The commonwealth of breath / by David Abram -- Science, spirituality, justice / by Larry Rasmussen -- The moral revolution, weaving all the parts / by Joe Neidhardt.