RECORDINGS OF OTHER EVENTS IN OUR SPOTLIGHT SERIES ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE:

• September 2019—Grasping at the Root: Intersectionality and Environmental Justice with Dr. Fayola Jacobs
• October 2019—Artistic Perspectives on Environmental Justice with Ananya Chattejea, Shanai Matteson, and Nancy Hernesmaa
• November 2019—Legal Perspectives on Environmental Justice with Kathryn Milun and Aviva Rahmani

RELATED LINKS:

• NICRN (Northeast Indigenous Climate Resilience Network) website: http://www.nicrn.org/advisory-council.html 
• Potawatomi MSU scholar Kyle Whyte’s website has great resources: https://kylewhyte.cal.msu.edu/climate-justice/

Jessica Hellmann and Mike Dockry discuss equity in the fields of natural resource management and environmental science, with a focus on Indigenous communities. They also share their respective journeys of shifting their environmental and higher education institutions to doing this work with greater intention, consultation, and humility.

Hellmann is the director of the University of Minnesota’s Institute on the Environment and the Ecolab Chair in Environmental Leadership. She and her colleagues work to help build a future where people and planet foster. Dockry is a registered member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Forest Resources and an affiliate faculty member in the American Indian Studies Department, where he supports tribal sovereignty and works to foster collaborative and respectful research relationships.