Climate Activism & Indigenous Storytelling

11:20 am

12:20 pm

Program Description:

This session will explore the power of visual storytelling in amplifying indigenous voices in climate activism, focusing on Fenton Lutunatabua's short film "Vakaraitaka." Participants will delve into the themes of climate justice, activism, and community organizing in the Pacific, as depicted in the film. Through discussions and analysis, attendees will gain insights into the importance of indigenous storytelling in addressing climate change.

Learning Outcomes:

Gain an understanding of the impact of visual storytelling in conveying messages of climate justice and activism. Explore the unique perspectives and narratives of indigenous communities in the Pacific regarding climate change. Learn how indigenous storytelling can be a tool for community organizing and advocacy in the context of climate activism. Discuss strategies for amplifying indigenous voices in the global conversation on climate change through visual media.