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Indigenous rights, Climate Justice & Forests in Chile: Live Report Back April 16

Global Justice Ecology Project co-Directors Anne Petermann and Orin Langelle will show videos and photos and discuss their recent delegation to Chile. Langelle will also discuss his new photography book "Portraits of Struggle"

On the 25th Anniversary of A16, the massive mobilization against the World Bank in Washington, DC, and the first mass-mobilization after Seattle:
 

Indigenous rights, Climate Justice & Forests in Chile: Live Report Back

Featuring photos & videos from the Mapuche struggle in Wallmapu (Chile)

PLUS Book Launch: Portraits of Struggle – 50 Years of Movement Photos

 
Global Justice Ecology Project co-Directors Anne Petermann and Orin Langelle will report back from their delegation to Wallmapu last October.
 
They met with Mapuche people and documented their struggle to take back their ancestral lands from vast industrial eucalyptus and pine plantations developed under the Pinochet dictatorship.
 
Recovering their land is part of the larger effort of Mapuche people to reclaim their culture, spirituality and language, as well as food sovereignty for their communities. 
 
A new law makes Mapuche land recovery efforts illegal, and people who try to claim land or grow crops risk arrest or imprisonment.
 
Biofuelwatch co-Director Gary Hughes will speak about the unique connection between California and Chile.
 

 

This event is also the West Coast Book Launch for Portraits of Struggle by longtime movement photojournalist Orin Langelle.

 
Langelle’s captivating images document interconnected global struggles for environmental, social, and economic justice across six continents and five decades. Langelle will sign books during the event reception.
 
Join us for an evening of powerful stories, images, and solidarity.
 
Free Admission and refreshments! (Donations welcome)
 

Wednesday, April 16, 7 pm (door @ 6:30)
Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian-Universalists
1924 Cedar at Bonita, Berkeley

Co-sponsors: Global Justice Ecology Project, Biofuelwatch, Bay Area Coalition for Headwaters, BFUU Social Justice Committee, Mt. Diablo Rising Tide, Amazon Watch

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