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DESCRIPTION:The 2022 A. Jean de Grandpré Lecture will be held September 7th
 \, welcoming Raven Swamp\, Turtle Clan of Kahnawà:ke Mohawk Territory\, Gr
 eenhouse Facilitator at Karonhianónhnha Tsi Ionterihwaienstáhkhwa and the 
 co-founder of the grassroots initiative the Kahnawà:ke Community Garden. S
 he will be presenting her talk entitled “Building Community from Indigenou
 s Food Security”.\n\nThe event will be held both in person and online. For
  people choosing to attend in person\, we ask that you register before the
  event.\n\nRefreshments will also be served during the event.\n\nThe lectu
 re will be live-streamed on the YouTube channel and will be available to w
 atch after the event. Even if you are watching online\, you can ask our sp
 eaker questions using the form provided. You can submit questions via webf
 orm both before and during the event.\n\nRegister now\n\n\n	Speaker\n\n	Rave
 n Swamp\n\n	Greenhouse Facilitator\, Karonhianónhnha Tsi Ionterihwaienstáhk
 hwa\n\n	Raven Swamp is currently the Greenhouse Facilitator at Karonhianónh
 nha Tsi Ionterihwaienstáhkhwa elementary school and a co-founding member o
 f the grassroots initiative the Kahnawà:ke Community Garden\, which aims t
 o revitalize traditional planting practices within the community of Kahnaw
 à:ke. In 2017 she was crowned with the title of Miss Indian World at the G
 athering of Nations Powwow and reigned on a platform of Indigenous Languag
 e Revitalization and Indigenous Food Sovereignty. Throughout her travels a
 cross Turtle Island\, she addressed the importance of these practices and 
 their impact on the identities of Indigenous Peoples. It is her personal b
 elief that with the full implementation of these practices in daily life w
 e may restore a traditional way of being as lost through years of coloniza
 tion.\n\n	Moderator\n\n	Murray Humphries\n\n	Associate Professor\, Department
  of Natural Resource Sciences\, Director\, Center for Indigenous Peoples’ 
 Nutrition and Environment (CINE)\n\n	Murray Humphries’s research focuses on
  environmental determinants of wildlife physiology\, behaviour\, and troph
 ic interactions\, as well as the contributions of wildlife conservation to
  the traditional food systems of Indigenous Peoples. Since 2010\, Prof. Hu
 mphries has served as academic director of McGill’s Centre for Indigenous 
 Peoples’ Nutrition and Environment\, an interdisciplinary research centre 
 dedicated to community-based research on food and the environment. Murray 
 also holds the McGill Chair in Northern Research\, funded by the Institut 
 Nordique du Québec. In this role\, Murray initiated and currently leads Mc
 Gill North\, a network of northern and circumpolar researchers at McGill\,
  including professors\, post-docs\, and graduate students from 9 faculties
  and more than 20 departments/units. His teaching curriculum has recently 
 expanded to a new Indigenous success pathway program\, developed in partne
 rship with Cree organizations based in northern Quebec\, to provide profes
 sional development training in fish and wildlife sciences for community of
 ficers.\n\n	\n		Important Information on COVID-19\n\n		McGill-sponsored events 
 follow local guidelines and policies to lower the risk of COVID-19 transmi
 ssion. Even where masks are no longer obligatory\, they remain strongly en
 couraged.\n	\n\n
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LOCATION:R2-045 (entrance through the Macdonald-Stewart Building)\, Raymond
  Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellevue\, H9X 3V9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:2022 A. Jean de Grandpré Lecture
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/channels/channels/event/2022-jean-de-grandpre-lec
 ture-340869
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