Published Monday, April 2019
INDIGENOUS VOICES: EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
Are you attending this year’s United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)? Join us for a workshop on Wednesday, April 24 from 12pm-2pm offering practical guidance on using video to advocate for human rights and justice. This side-event is co-hosted by the Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous People’s and Indigenous Advocate, Sandra Creamer.
This two-hour workshop will cover our basic video advocacy methodology, basic practices for filming interviews and some hands-on activities. We will also share examples of how Indigenous groups around the world are effectively using video in their work.
If you’re interested in learning how to use video to raise awareness, share important stories, or document violations against Indigenous peoples and territories, this will be a great introductory workshop! If you can’t make it, check out our Indigenous Voices webinar from last year.
DETAILS
Wednesday, April 24, 12-2pm
Bahai International Community Centre
United Nations Office
866 United Nations Plaza
Suite 120
Open to the Public