
Jane Jacobs: Protecting Water Access and Indigenous Food Sovereignty through Seedkeeping and Community Mobilization | Sea Change
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This episode featuring Jane Jacobs is a must-listen. During this conversation, Jane and Jenna discuss what lives at the heart of their activism, their experiences, and so much more. Jane is a true warrior spirit and she is a force to be reckoned with. As a member of Tuscarora Nation, Jane is dedicated to protecting our precious natural resources and advocating for justice. She is a water protector, leader, and environmental and human rights activist. She is the founder of Eastern Woodland Protectors and a board member of the NC 17 Rivers American Indian Movement as well as a board member of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women North Carolina. She fights for the continuation of life for the next seven generations and to hold the corporations that are damaging the Earth accountable. She also is a spiritual healer who is working to uplift humanity for the collective survival of our next seven generations.
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