University of Ottawa presents: Shirley Greenberg Annual Lecture: Indigenous Acts of Resistance \u2013 A Vital Conversation with Katsi\u2019tsakwas Ellen Gabriel<\/p>\n
Mar 11, 2025 \u2014\u00a05:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.<\/p>\n
The history of Indigenous resistance is one of memory, justice, and the ongoing struggle for the recognition of rights. How do Indigenous peoples continue to fight for the preservation of their lands, cultures, and identities in a world still shaped by the lasting impacts of colonialism?<\/p>\n
These crucial questions will take center stage at the\u00a0Shirley Greenberg Annual Lecture 2025<\/strong>, featuring\u00a0Katsi\u2019tsakwas Ellen Gabriel<\/strong>, a prominent Indigenous rights advocate, in conversation with\u00a0Professor Audra Simpson<\/strong>, a distinguished Mohawk anthropologist.<\/p>\n Held annually, the\u00a0Shirley Greenberg Annual Lecture<\/strong>\u00a0amplifies the voices of committed activists and influential thinkers tackling issues of social justice and human rights.<\/p>\n In 2025, this event will be an essential reflection on Indigenous resistance, featuring two major figures in the fight for Indigenous self-determination. Through an insightful and inspiring dialogue,\u00a0Ellen Gabriel<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Audra Simpson<\/strong>\u00a0will offer a critical perspective on past and present struggles, as well as the challenges ahead.<\/p>\n\n