Ancestral Knowledge - Its Importance to Environmental Activism

from Environmental Voices Rising - Women at the Mic

Karen Crespo Triveno, of Quechua, Bolivian ancestry talks about the importance of ancestral knowledge, working with reciprocity and land-caring - and bringing them into environmental activism. Show Links: Leaders4earth: https://www.instagram.com/p/CGVuvt9J-4O/ Women’s Earth Alliance: https://womensearthalliance.org #earthday #indigenousknowledge #savetheearth #environmentaljustice #womensearthalliance #leaders4earth

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