Mahmud Fitil represents the indigenous people of Crimea, displaced and terrorized by the Russians for centuries. He represented the North American Crimeans at an International Congress in 2015. Today he works with our indigenous friends at GreatPlainsAction.org. His take on what’s happening in Ukraine puts the conflict into historic, regional and human rights context. He suggests an effective response for WILPF members that will surprise you.
Also, just in time for World Water Day and Earth Day, Nancy Price will thread the needle for us connecting how the peace and climate movements are coming together to expose the military carbon bootprint … and how you can participate this Spring water testing in PFAS for your community.
Finally we’ll hear from the WILPF US Poor People’s Campaign Solidarity Action working group.
