On Monday, Duke Disability Alliance had a great conversation with Jen Deerinwater <https://www.facebook.com/JDeerinwater/?__cft__[0]=AZU3O9whdh6M6abP6LD7oNuDuG6JiKswmHuPZdOI3Hose9VUNPWsDs64IK6apYSuUXNRgnV46h0U-u1DlJ5fnCS750n0D4bLl1NpU8WmrNjjfzqwGs738fIYMCGfdwbA6K7Or_glNrWojkZu-7-OrtSC&__tn__=kK-R> on disability & Indigeneity on the frontlines of the climate crisis. See the video here! <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcUQk6x4kx4> (Captioned, and with ASL.) Full link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcUQk6x4kx4 <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcUQk6x4kx4&fbclid=IwAR2WCfnvBfBMkBwjzExK40Oj4bOLFVRwFTKYSvAsizdq_-aEd8OaqZK0scM> Image description of video thumbnail: Jen Deerinwater raises a fist of empowerment and peers sideways at the camera in an outdoor setting, with hir other fist resting on hir chest. Hir dark hair is down, and ze is wearing black-framed glasses, a black t-shirt, a large medallion that says "Crushing Colonialism," yellow and turquoise jewelry, and dark red lipstick. -- Marion Quirici, PhD <https://scholars.duke.edu/person/Marion.Quirici> she / her / hers Co-director, Health Humanities Lab Faculty Advisor, Duke Disability Alliance Lecturing Fellow, Thompson Writing Program Duke University