Sing the Water Song - Native American Elders Grandmother Nancy Andry and Chief Lessert Moore

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Sing the Water Song is a short film which premiered at the 2018 Union Theological Seminary Center for Earth Ethics and Climate Reality Project Eco-Ministry Training Program; the film can be viewed at https://vimeo.com/273112273 Native American Elder Grandmother Nancy Andry, who is of Algonquin/French Canadian Descent, is a Sundancer, Pipe Carrier and Storyteller. In this interview together with Oglala Lakota Sioux Sundance Chief Lessert Moore, Grandma Nancy describes how she has been instructed by Native American elders in Canada to share and teach the Nbi Wabo Water Song on behalf of protecting the world's waters. At a critical time in history when temperatures across the globe are increasing in response to climate change, according to UNESCO, over 5 billion people may face water shortages by the year 2050. Water is life — Mni Wiconi — all life depends on water. If we continue to pollute and waste the world's water resources with industries like hydro-fracking and dangerous pipeline spills, toxic chemical byproducts dumped into rivers and watersheds, plastics suffocating our oceans, and more — many generations to come will suffer the burden. The Water Song is gifted to women and girls especially, encouraging the shared activation of efforts to protect, conserve and regenerate what clean water we have — and to bring about healing of the sacred hoop of life. LINKS Sing the Water Song https://vimeo.com/273112273 Nibi Wabo - The Water Song www.singthewatersong.org Center for Earth Ethics at Union Theological Seminary www.centerforearthethics.org Climate Reality Project www.climaterealityproject.org Some Day Fire Productions www.somedayfire.com www.youtube.com/somedayfire
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