Latest Episodes

Idle No More Environmental/Treaty Rights Symposium: Margaret Levin

5/24/2013
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Length: 
12:50
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Topics: climate change, tar sands, pollution, carbon, fossil fuels, emissions, dirty, energy, clean, environmental justice

Director of the North Star Chapter of the Sierra Club, Margaret Levin speaks about the greatest concerns to increasing global greenhouse gas emissions including the exploitation of the Alberta Tar Sands. Filmed March 22, 2013 at the Minneapolis American Indian Center. … More

Idle No More Environmental/Treaty Rights Symposium: Phoebe Kebec

5/23/2013
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Length: 
16:49
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Topics: water, mining, sulfuric acid, wisconsin, indigenous, anishinaabeg, chippewa, bad river, wild rice, Treaty, rights, politics

Phoebe Kebec is an indigenous attorney representing the Bad River/Lake Superior Band of Chippewa/Anishinaabeg Tribe. Kebec speaks to the need to protect the waters from the potential threats of sulfide mining in northern Wisconsin. Filmed March 22, 2013 at the American Indian Center, Minneapolis. … More

Idle No More Environmental/Treaty Rights Symposium: Mike Wiggins, Jr.

5/17/2013
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Length: 
29:24
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Topics: bad river, indigenous, environment, attack, wild rice, treaties, rights, mine, iron, sulfide, contamination, genocide

Wiggins, the Tribal Chair of Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa (Anishinaabeg) takes a holistic approach regarding the struggle to protect clean waters from iron sulfide mining in the Penokee Hills, part of the Bad River watershed of northern Wisconsin. … More

Idle No More Environmental/Treaty Rights Symposium: Paula Maccabee

5/15/2013
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Length: 
20:52
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Topics: water, treaties, rights, sulfide mining, MN, minnesota, polymet, mine, tailings, lake superior, wild rice, fish, anishinaabeg, copper, nickel, indigenous, ground water, law, st. louis river

Paula Maccabee is an attorney active with Water Legacy. Maccabee speaks on the dangers posed to vitally important waters by sulfide mining in northern Minnesota. … More

Idle No More Environmental/Treaty Rights Symposium: Terry Janis (plus Q and A)

5/15/2013
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Length: 
35:44
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Topics: treaties, indigenous, lakota, tribal, government, nation to nation, sovereignty, faith, values, land, women, men, ceremonites, hope

Includes insights from Janis, an Oglala Lakota attorney and activist, as well as audience questions for panelists (Cobenais, Wilson, Desjarlait, Robinson and Janis)... questions about how to be an ally to indigenous people, Mother Earth and women. … More

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Our World In Depth features analysis of public affairs with consideration of and participation from Twin Cities area activists. The show is locally-produced and not corporately-influenced.

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