This online symposium gathers distinguished leaders in law and practice who advance the protection and survival of the cultural heritage of Indigenous communities.

00:00:07: Welcome: David Freedberg, Italian Academy, Columbia University

00:05:28: Introduction of speakers: Angelo Baca, New York University
(Diné and Hopi)

00:08:36: Darren Ranco, University of Maine
(Penobscot Nation)
“Developing a climate adaptation baseline for Wabanaki Tribal Nations: Diplomacy, research methods, and priorities”

00:31:03: Elizabeth Kronk Warner, University of Utah
(Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians)
“Environmental justice in Indian Country”

00:57:03: Clint Carroll, University of Colorado, Boulder
(Cherokee Nation)
“The land is us; We are the land: Cherokee climate action and relational continuity”

01:21:42: Margaret Redsteer, University of Washington
(Crow Nation)
“Whose voices are heard? Understanding inequities in climate dialogues”

01:44:39: Roundtable/Q&A: Angelo Baca (moderator), Clint Carroll, Darren Ranco, Margaret Redsteer

02:33:34: Concluding remarks: David Freedberg