Video from the 2021 Indigenous Law Students Association Speaker Series
If you missed the 2021 Indigenous Law Students Association Speaker Series — Indigenous Legal Responses to an Historic Year — four speakers sessions are now available via these YouTube links.
- Indigenous Sovereignty: Leroy Little Bear
- COVID-19 and Indigenous Health: Panel with Dr. Danièle Behn Smith, Reagan Bartel, Bonnie Healy
- Indigenous Water Sovereignty: Darcy Lindberg
- Self-Governance of the Mi’qmaq Fishery: Naiomi Metallic
The ILSA Speaker Series ran March 1 to March 5.
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