Join shado, Helena Gualinga, Bernard Kato Ewekia, Jhannel Tomlinson and Sam Siva as we delve into the debt owed by the Global North to the Global South and how reparations are a crucial measure to end the legacies of colonialism and extraction which have caused the acceleration of the climate crisis.
Date and Time: Wednesday 2nd February, 6.30pm
Location: online webinar (streamed to shado's Facebook)
Tickets: Free
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