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The Anishinaabe woman who walked for water rights
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The Anishinaabe woman who walked for water rights
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In 2003, Josephine Mandamin began walking around the Great Lakes to raise awareness about water pollution. Over the course of 14 years, Josephine Mandamin and the group she founded, the Mother Earth Water Walkers, walked an estimated 17,000 km around the Great Lakes, inspiring thousands to participate in water walks in communities across Turtle Island (North America). .
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Historica Canada
Subjects
Mandamin, Josephine
Water conservation--Great Lakes Region (North America).
Human ecology--Great Lakes Region (North America).
Environmental protection--Great Lakes Region (North America).
Indigenous Peoples of North America--Canada.
Social Studies, People and Environments, Grade 5: The Role of Government and Responsible Citizenship
Science and Technology, Earth and Space Systems, Grade 8: Water Systems
International Women’s Day
World Water Day
EcoSchools
Language
English