Indigenous philosophies and practices of multispecies justice

What if politics were reoriented to take responsibility for planetary flourishing? Such an orientation has been labelled multispecies justice. While it is ‘new’ to modern Anglo-European philosophical and political traditions, multispecies justice grounds Indigenous approaches to ethical living. Hear from Indigenous scholars and artists as they discuss the potential for multispecies justice to protect the natural world. Learn more about this event here.Timestamps 3.05 Indigenous multispecies justice 9.18 Chamoru creation 18.20 First Nations responses to colonial and imperial destruction 30.28 Maori rules to maintain harmony and sustainability 42.34 Kuruwari: allowing Country to speak Speakers Craig Santos Perez, University of Hawaiʻi Makere Stewart-Harawira, University of Alberta Christine Winter, University of Otago Judith Nangala Crispin, poet and visual artist Danielle Celermajer (Chair), Sydney Environment Institute Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.