AM800: Cities and Climate Action Forum Teams Up With WIFF For Launch
The University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law teamed up with the Windsor International Film Festival for a conversation on the environment and climate change. The event launched Windsor Law’s new Cities and Climate Action Forum.
Cities and Climate Action Forum co-lead Dr. Anneke Smit chaired a Q and A on environmental racism and climate change following a screening of There’s Something in the Water Friday night at The Capital Theatre in downtown Windsor. Panelists were Makaśa Lookinghorse, youth water protector from Six Nations, and Ian Daniel, co-director of the film.
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