Working with Indigenous Organisations and Women Guardian Groups

Consciousness & Spirituality

Working With Indigenous Organisations and Women Guardian Groups

Guardians of the River: An Online Course Talk with Daniel Kobei, Ikal Angelei

In this session, we speak to Goldman Prize winner Ikal Angelei and to Daniel Kobei, director of Ogiek Peoples Development Programme about how international actors can work with Indigenous guardian organisations such as Friends of Lake Turkana and OPDP in Kenya. We will focus on the role women groups play in the guardianship of waters in the east African context, particularly in terms of an escalating crisis in the region surrounding the invasive nature of hydropower corporations, energy firms and state actors.

Wednesday 9th March 2022, 6:00pm–6:30pm UK Time Zoom via Mighty Network platform

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This event is part of the Guardians of the River online course, offered by Advaya and Guardians Worldwide.

Wednesday 9th March 2022, 6:00pm–6:30pm UK Time Zoom via Mighty Network platform

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Guardians of the River: An Online Course

Course website: http://riverguardians.co

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Daniel Kobei #

Daniel Kobei is the Founder and Executive Director of Ogiek Peoples’ Development Program (OPDP), a Kenyan-based NGO working to secure human and land rights of the indigenous Ogiek community and other Indigenous Peoples (IPs) across Kenya and Africa.

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Ikal Angelei #

Ikal Angelei is a Kenyan politician and environmentalist. She was born in Kitale. She was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2012, in particular for her voicing of environmental implications of the Gilgel Gibe III Dam, speaking on behalf of Kenyan indigenous communities.

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