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Manape LaMere shares of the meaningful impact that Indigenous Mutual Aid has had on Indigenous communities in Episode 56 of State of Water, as part of our tribute series honoring our dear friend and colleague, Holly (ba) T. Bird.
“Until Everyone’s Free” – A new song written at the Americana Song Academy and Sisters Folk Festival in Central Oregon as part of one of Seth Bernard’s Collaborative Songwriting for Collective Liberation workshops. This group of about 10 people learned about oppression, solidarity, resistance, and liberation, formed a band, wrote a song and led the whole camp in singing the song to warm up voices and hearts the next morning.
“URJ changed the course of my life and ultimately gave me a whole new perspective.”
Recent Understanding Racial Justice alumni Taryn Indish for shares some powerful reflections on their URJ experience.
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“It’s really not acceptable and it’s not appropriate when our climate is on the line, when our water’s on the line, when our land is on the line, when the future of our economy and our electricity grid are on the line.”
–Bryan Smigielski of Sierra Club in Ep 57 of State of Water on the lack of transparency and democratic process surrounding the proposed data center in Saline
“Small farms don’t need to feed the world. Small farms need to feed their communities.”
-Randy Buchler of Shady Grove Farm joins us in Episode 54 for an inspiring conversation about his regenerative farming journey, his advocacy for small farms and people growing their own food, his deep personal connection with water, and much more.
“Holly was my go-to.”
-In this clip from Episode 55, Monica Lewis-Patrick poignantly reflects on the impact of Holly T. Bird’s influence on her life and work as we kick off our State of Water series honoring Holly’s water work through the reflections of beloved friends and colleagues.
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Title Track’s Jenny Jones, Holly T. Bird, and Seth Bernard sat down at the Neahtawanta Inn in Fall 2021 for a deep conversation about each of their roots with Title Track, their inspirations for continuing to engage in this meaningful work, and much more.
Take a look into Water Protector’s Training Camp (WPTC) with this wonderful recap video from a summer 2023 WPTC at the Old Art Building in Leland, facilitated by Jordan Hamilton and Holly T. Bird.
WATERSONG is a genre-defying call to action, and a musical collaboration born from a fellowship from PolicyLink’s Water Equity and Climate Resilience Caucus, an assembly of environmental justice activists from around the country. Title Track is a proud member and participating organization of the WECR. Featuring Seth Bernard, Amber Hasan, and Monica Lewis-Patrick. Released in 2021.
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Antwaun Stanley: “Where Are We Now?”
“Flint is a beautiful place, filled with people who have a high regard for life and a high regard to helping and seeing others be the best they can be. Flint is home for me. Flint will always be home so no matter where I go that’s where the needle drops for me.” – Flint singer-songwriter/gospel star/Vulfpeck soul-funk hero, Antwaun Stanley.
Liz Kirkwood – “Protecting the water for now and forever”
Seth Bernard speaks with Liz Kirkwood, environmental lawyer and Executive Director of FLOW for Water. A deep lover of Michigan lakes and waters, Kirkwood is a champion of public trust solutions, cutting edge policy, and strategic partnerships to protect the waters “for now and forever.”