Diversity Thunder Bay Presents: Julia Croome

The Web of Life on Life Support traces the ties that bind Canada’s ecological crisis and the ever-growing crisis of law and governance. As ecosystems are pushed past their breaking point, environmental racism means that Indigenous and racialized people suffer most. This talk traces how the dismantling of environmental protections puts ecosystems, communities, and Indigenous rights at direct risk.

Often, as forests, wetlands, species, and water systems face mounting pressure and strands in the web of life begin to fray, it is seen as an ‘environmental problem’ – but it is a human problem. Ecological harms are connected to governance and impact governance. Ecological harms are shared by all but are not shared equally.

How can we maintain robust public participation in an age of expedited economic development? How can we strengthen democracy while protecting our web of life? How can we avoid environmental racism while tackling an inequality crisis? Some thoughts and examples will be discussed.

Event Details:

• Date: Thursday, March 26th
• Time: 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM (Doors open at 11:00 AM)
• Ticket Includes Lunch: Served at 11:30 AM
• Location: Italian Cultural Centre, Thunder Bay

This in-person-only event is your chance to engage with important discussions, enjoy a delicious lunch, and celebrate the power of diversity in fostering meaningful connections.

Important Notes:
Tickets are available online only and will not be sold on-site the day of the event.
No refunds (tickets will be transferable).

Tickets are available as individual seats or as a full table of 10.
Purchasing a full table ensures your group will be seated together. Perfect for workplaces, teams, or community groups attending together.

Registration closes on March 18th at 11:59pm.

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