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Idle No More Voices

March 4, 2013 Posted by Misha under Uncategorized
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This is such an empowering and stong young lady, Zondra “Zoey” Roy, with kind words for the future. She has experienced and participated in many “Idle No More” matters; some including visiting chemical-contamination sites on the Canadian Reserve, Blockades, and joining in song with a hand drum. Zoey is an enthisiest for the rights of Indigenous peoples and challenges us all to “wake up” and recognize the future happenings.

Idle No More is a grassroots movement that cannot go ignored.

First Nations people cannot be ignored.

Our Mother Earth cannot be ignored.

… Bill C-45 cannot be ignored.

 

 

 

Misha Averill is a senior at the University of Washington, majoring in American Indian Studies with a minor in Diversity. Her future aspirations include helping Native American communities through preservation of traditions, culture, language, and human rights. Misha has a special interest in Indigenous Rights and cross-culture interactions, and she hopes to attend law school for tribal government and Indian law.

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