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Seven Sisters: Return of the Matriarchy

Chief Rueben George
Merissa Jennings-Turner

Seven Sisters: Return of the Matriarchy

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Seven Sisters: Return of the Matriarchy

Seven Sisters: Return of the Matriarchy is a national tour and public engagement initiative led by Se'Si'Le, in partnership with tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations across the US and Canada — arriving in Vancouver in person on September 21st. Indigenous women leaders standing at the frontlines of climate disruption, biodiversity loss, and environmental justice are bringing their voices to the Salish Sea, carrying forward the knowledge and responsibility to care for the land and water that has sustained us for generations.

Get an introduction to the initiative first: join us this Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30pm PST for a live conversation with Raynell Morris (Lummi Nation)and Robin Lovelace (Tlingit and Tagish)

Then join us in person on September 21, 6–8pm, at St. Andrew's Wesley United Church (1022 Nelson St, Vancouver). Seating is limited.

Can't make it in person? Thrive.one will livestream the event so you won't miss a moment.

Join our Facebook community page — https://www.facebook.com/thrive.one.community — to catch the live feed and connect with a community that continues to lift the voices of the stewards of our land and water.

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