From leading conservation projects that protect their ancestral land to advocating for sustainable practices and environmental justice, Indigenous women have long been at the forefront of shaping the environmental movement. However, recognition of their leadership and their representation in decision-making roles within environmental organizations is lacking. 

Join Green 2.0 for a conversation with Indigenous women who are leading sustainability and environmental justice efforts in their communities on creating practices and policies that allow them to thrive.

Register HERE.

DATE & TIME: Wednesday, November 8, 2023 1:00 PM-2:00 PM ET

SPEAKERS:

• Juliana Ojeda, Program Associate, Green 2.0
• Carole Monture, Climate Leadership Coordinator, Indigenous Climate Action 
• Claire Charlo, Indigenous Feminisms Organizer, Indigenous Environmental Network 
• Niria Alicia, Board Member, Green 2.0
• Moderator: Krystal Two Bulls, Executive Director, Honor The Earth

SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES:

Green 2.0:
Instagram: @diversegreen
Twitter: @DiverseGreen
LinkedIn: @Green 2.0
Facebook: @diversegreen

Twitter Handles of Speakers:

Carole Monture: @Indigenous_ca
Claire Charlo: @IENearth
Krystal Two Bulls: @KrystalRain8
Niria Alicia: @niriaalicia

HASHTAGS:

#DiversifyGreen

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SOCIAL MEDIA LANGUAGE:

Twitter:
Join @DiverseGreen on November 8th at 1pm ET for a conversation with Indigenous women leading sustainability & environmental justice efforts in their communities on creating practices & policies that allow Indigenous women to thrive. Register at bit.ly/3FkJp4c.

While Indigenous women have long been shaping the environmental movement, they are underrepresented in key decision-making roles. Join @DiverseGreen on November 8th for a discussion with Indigenous women leaders on what needs to change. Register at bit.ly/3FkJp4c.

Instagram:
Join @diversegreen on November 8th at 1pm ET for a conversation with Indigenous women leading sustainability & environmental justice efforts in their communities on creating practices & policies that allow Indigenous women to thrive. Register through the link in their bio!

While Indigenous women have long been shaping the environmental movement, they are underrepresented in key decision-making roles. Join @diversegreen on November 8th for a discussion with Indigenous women leaders on what needs to change. Register through the link in their bio!

LinkedIn & Facebook:
Join @Green 2.0 on November 8th at 1pm ET for a conversation with Indigenous women leading sustainability and environmental justice efforts in their communities on creating practices and policies that allow Indigenous women to thrive. Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/3FkJp4c.

While Indigenous women have long been shaping the environmental movement, they are underrepresented in key decision-making roles within environmental organizations. Join @Green 2.0 on November 8th for a discussion with Indigenous women leaders on what needs to change. Register at https://bit.ly/3FkJp4c.

DIGITAL MEDIA CONTACT:

For questions about this social media toolkit contact Naomi Hill, Senior Digital Media Associate at nhill@diversegreen.org.