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Farid Iskandar

August 19, 2018 - This episode discusses employment across race &amp; gender in Alberta's oilsands &amp; organizing for climate justice &amp; direct action.Dr. Angele Alook is proud member of Bigstone Cree Nation and a speaker of the Cree language. She recently successfully defended her PhD in Sociology from York University. Her dissertation is entitled "Indigenous Life Courses: Racialized Gendered Life Scripts and Cultural Identities of Resistance and Resilience." She specializes in Indigenous feminism, life course approach, Indigenous research methodologies, cultural identity, and sociology of family and work.Angele currently works in the labour movement as a full-time researcher for the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees. She is also a co-investigator on the SSHRC-funded Corporate Mapping Project, where she is carrying out research with Parkland Institute on Indigenous experiences in Alberta’s oil industry and its gendered impact on working families. As a Research Collaborator on the SSHRC funded Feminist Energy Futures/Just Powers project, Angele is interested in exploring traditional subsistence practices in the Indigenous community along with settler allies who are also stewards of the land in her traditional territory of Treaty 8. She is directing her research toward a just transition of Alberta’s economy and labour force and the impact climate change has on her traditional territory.https://www.parklandinstitute.ca/angelealook https://www.corporatemapping.ca/ https://www.justpowers.ca/Farid Iskandar is an organizer with Climate Justice Edmonton. Farid joined the climate justice movement in early 2018. In a previous life, Farid was dedicated volunteer for the Alberta NDP. Farid was born and raised in Egypt, and moved to Edmonton in 2007. Farid was one of the seven activists who rappelled mid air from Vancouver’s Ironworker' s Memorial Bridge on July 3rd, forming a human drawbridge to block oil tankers from passing, in protest of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion. They stayed there for 36 hours before they were arrested.https://www.nationalobserver.com/2018/07/12/opinion/how-rachel-notley-volunteer-wound-bridge-blockading-oil-tanker https://climatejusticeedmonton.com/

August 19, 2018 - This episode discusses employment across race &amp; gender in Alberta's oilsands &amp; organizing for climate justice &amp; direct action. Dr. Angele Alook is proud member of Bigstone Cree Nation and a speaker of the Cree language. She recently successfully defended her PhD in Sociology from York University. Her dissertation is entitled "Indigenous Life Courses: Racialized Gendered Life Scripts and Cultural Identities of Resistance and Resilience." She specializes in Indigenous feminism, life course approach, Indigenous research methodologies, cultural identity, and sociology of family and work. Angele currently works in the labour movement as a full-time researcher for the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees. She is also a co-investigator on the SSHRC-funded Corporate Mapping Project, where she is carrying out research with Parkland Institute on Indigenous experiences in Alberta’s oil industry and its gendered impact on working families. As a Research Collaborator on the SSHRC funded Feminist Energy Futures/Just Powers project, Angele is interested in exploring traditional subsistence practices in the Indigenous community along with settler allies who are also stewards of the land in her traditional territory of Treaty 8. She is directing her research toward a just transition of Alberta’s economy and labour force and the impact climate change has on her traditional territory. <a href="https://www.parklandinstitute.ca/angelealook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.parklandinstitute.ca/angelealook</a> <a href="https://www.corporatemapping.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.corporatemapping.ca/</a> <a href="https://www.justpowers.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.justpowers.ca/</a> Farid Iskandar is an organizer with Climate Justice Edmonton. Farid joined the climate justice movement in early 2018. In a previous life, Farid was dedicated volunteer for the Alberta NDP. Farid was born and raised in Egypt, and moved to Edmonton in 2007. Farid was one of the seven activists who rappelled mid air from Vancouver’s Ironworker' s Memorial Bridge on July 3rd, forming a human drawbridge to block oil tankers from passing, in protest of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion. They stayed there for 36 hours before they were arrested. <a href="https://www.nationalobserver.com/2018/07/12/opinion/how-rachel-notley-volunteer-wound-bridge-blockading-oil-tanker" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nationalobserver.com/2018/07/12/opinion/how-rachel-notley-volunteer-wound-bridge-blockading-oil-tanker</a> <a href="https://climatejusticeedmonton.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://climatejusticeedmonton.com/</a>

A Just Transition for Alberta's Workers | Dr. Angele Alook AUPE & Farid Iskandar Climate Justice YEG