An Indigenous Perspective on Ecological Overshoot

Join us for a conversation with elder George Price, a lineal descendant of the Assonet band of the Wampanoag tribal nation of Massachusetts, who has lived on the Flathead Indian Reservation since 1985. He had a 33-year teaching career: 10 years at Two Eagle River School, 3 years at Salish Kootenai College, and 20 years at the University of Montana, teaching Native American Studies, History, and African American Studies. A former board member and environmental issues coordinator for Indian People’s Action of Montana, he is also co-founder of the Montana Indigenous Food Sovereignty Initiative (MIFSI) and a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ Climate Action Advisory Board, since 2018, the year he retired from teaching. Since retirement, his focus has been on Earth and Water protecting, organic farming, writing, and creating alternative, eco-harmonious communities.

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