The different faces of #IdleNoMore in Ottawa, Fort Nelson, Yellowknife & Vancouver
Channel: Fractured Land
Date: 02/01/2013

Featuring: Caleb Behn, Eugene Boulanger and Hilary Henegar

Speaking on the different faces of the Idle No More movement in the communities in which they've each participated in actions, Caleb Behn, an Eh-Cho Dene and Dunne Za/Cree law student from Fort Nelson and West Moberly, and Eugene Boulanger, Sahtugotine Dene communications consultant and community organizer from Tulita and Somba K'e, Denendeh (aka Yellowknife), speak with Fractured Land digital strategist Hilary Henegar in Coast Salish Territory (aka Vancouver).

Follow on Twitter: @CalebBehn, @ultranorthwest and @myloverarlo.

About Fractured Land:
Fractured Land is a documentary/transmedia project about an inspiring young Indigenous law student taking on Big Oil & Gas to protect his people's land, water and culture in the wilds of northern Canada. 

Through the film, we follow Caleb Behn's journey to use the law and the gifts of his ancestral culture toward achieving sustainable energy development that maintains the integrity of the land and the traditional way of life for the Indigenous people who live on it. We also meet other native and non-native leaders whose work is helping to build more equitable future.

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