Dear John,

Colonial violence - and the militarized legacies that persist today - are at the root of global inequality, ecological devastation, and perpetual conflict that is driving the climate crisis - and the related crises of pollution and loss of biodiversity.

Join 350 US and National Priorities Project TONIGHT and join the global call to divest from militarism and invest in climate justice! 

Indigenous Resistance to Colonialism, Militarism, andClimate Crisis

TODAY, Sept 24 at 7pm ET

Indigenous Resistance to Colonialism, Militarism & Climate Crisis

And on September 24th, Margaret Kwateng from Grassroots Global Justice Alliance will moderate a discussion with Maurice Carney (Friends of the Congo), Aisha Mansour (Honor the Earth), and Monaeka "Naek" Flores (Pruheti Litekyan: Save Ritidian) about Indigenous resistance to militarism, colonialism, and the climate crisis. This event is part of the Global Week of Action for Peace and Climate Justice. Register for Sept. 24.

Hope to see you there! 

In solidarity, 

Alliyah, Aspen, Hanna & Lindsay

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