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This session hosted by Indigenous Environmental Network’s Bineshi Albert will focus on Indigenous Womxn, Agriculture and Climate Change featuring Kara Brewer Boyd, Milvian Aspuac, and Electa Hare Redcorn.

Panelists:
• Milvian Aspuac, a Mayan Kaqchikel woman, weaver, therapist, member of the National Movement of Mayan Weavers of Guatemala, and director of AFEDES (Women’s Association Guatemala); an organization of Indigenous women that seeks the Utz ‘K’aslemal (life in its fullness) through reflection and political education to promote our own forms of organizing, food production, protection of Mayan clothing, and ancestral health systems based on the worldview of indigenous peoples, and to contribute to the elimination of all forms of oppression toward women and peoples.
• Kara Denise Brewer Boyd (Lumbee) is Director of the Association of American Indian Farmers which provides advocacy and technical assistance to American Indian farmers and ranchers. Kara was a member of the North Carolina Indian Child Welfare Standing Committee and appointed to a Legislative Committee to address Indian Children Welfare laws and concerns of American Indian families. She also has served as a Board Member of the United Tribes of North Carolina. She and her husband have 4 children and they are caregivers for her 10 year old niece.
• Electa Hare Red Corn is a member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma and a descendant of the Ihanktonwan Dakota tribal communities. From her ancestors, she has been gifted with an awareness of social justice issues. Electa’s occupations as a public health community liaison and as a youth advisor have blessed her with a keen sense of humanitarian strength in adverse conditions. She has a heart to cultivate beautiful, strong leaders who are as eager to pull roots in the garden bed as they are to deliver a harvest of health policies. Her goal is to bring their collective knowledge forth as they embrace their history and heritage.

 

Familiares Estamos EN VIVO esta luna de cosecha para nuestra serie de seminarios web sobre mujeres Indígenas y feminismo.
Esta sesión organizada por Bineshi Albert de la Red Ambiental Indígena se centrará en Mujeres Indígenas, Agricultura y Cambio Climático con Kara Brewer Boyd, Milvian Aspuac y Electa Hare Redcorn.

Panelistas:
• Milvian Aspuac, mujer maya Kaqchikel, tejedora, terapeuta, miembro del Movimiento Nacional de Tejedoras Mayas de Guatemala y directora de AFEDES (Asociación de Mujeres de Guatemala); una organización de mujeres Indígenas que busca el Utz ‘K’aslemal (la vida en plenitud) a través de la reflexión y la educación política para promover nuestras propias formas de organización, producción de alimentos, protección de la vestimenta maya y sistemas de salud ancestrales basados en la cosmovisión de los indígenas. pueblos, y contribuir a la eliminación de todas las formas de opresión hacia las mujeres y los pueblos.
• Kara Denise Brewer Boyd (Lumbee) es directora de la Asociación de Agricultores Indígenas Americanos que brinda apoyo y asistencia técnica a agricultores y ganaderos indios americanos. Kara fue miembro del Comité Permanente de Bienestar Infantil Indio de Carolina del Norte y fue nombrada miembro de un Comité Legislativo para abordar las leyes de Bienestar Infantil Indígena y las preocupaciones de las familias indígenas americanas. También se ha desempeñado como miembro de la junta de United Tribes of North Carolina. Ella y su esposo tienen 4 hijos y son los cuidadores de su sobrina de 10 años.
• Electa Hare Red Corn es miembro de la Nación Pawnee de Oklahoma y descendiente de las comunidades tribales Ihanktonwan Dakota. Desde sus antepasados, ha sido dotada de conciencia sobre los problemas de justicia social. Las ocupaciones de Electa como enlace comunitario de salud pública y como asesora de jóvenes la han bendecido con un agudo sentido de fuerza humanitaria en condiciones adversas. Ella tiene un corazón para cultivar líderes hermosos y fuertes que estén tan ansiosos por echar raíces en el lecho del jardín como por entregar una cosecha de políticas de salud. Su objetivo es hacer surgir su conocimiento colectivo a medida que abrazan su historia y herencia.

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