COP26
‘Our Village: Community Corner presented by If Not Us Then Who? This unique event offered an immersive multimedia IMAX experience that delves deep into indigenous perspectives, bringing you to the heart of the climate justice movement.
We Joined these unsightful discussions led by local community climate leaders from prominent organizations such as the Global Alliance of Territorial Communities – APIB, AMAN, AMPB, COICA, as well as the Black & Indigenous Liberation Movement, and the Hip Hop Caucus. This vibrant gathering also featured emerging indigenous storytellers.
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October 31 21 – November 12 21
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Glasgow
Scotland
From every corner of the globe, local communities are demonstrating remarkable resilience, implementing innovative solutions, and embodying a spirit that holds the potential to transform our world. OUR VILLAGE extends an open invitation to individuals from all walks of life, fostering a sense of belonging within a community driven by justice and our profound connection to the Earth. Be a part of this inspiring journey toward a more just and sustainable future.
‘Our Village, Community Corner ’ organised by ‘If Not Us Then Who?’ presents an immersive multimedia IMAX experience from inside indigenous minds to the soul of the climate justice movement.
Featuring a new theatre piece, ‘Can I Live?’ from Complicité & Fehinti Balogun. Fehinti tells the story of how, as a Black British man, his path was forever changed by what he learnt about our planet.
Following this will be a discussion by local community climate leaders from the Global Alliance of Territorial Communities – APIB, AMAN, AMPB, COICA; the Black & Indigenous Liberation Movement, the Hip Hop Caucus, including emerging indigenous storytellers and live music from Eric Terena, Brazilian Indigenous DJ.
All around the world local communities are responding to climate change with powerful resilience, innovative action, and a spirit that can profoundly impact our world. OUR VILLAGE invites people from all walks of life to belong to a community inspired by justice and our connection to the earth.
