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“How can we recognize that we are sharing the space and that we're all equals?”
Breanne Lavallée-Heckert is a Michif woman with German settler ancestry from Red River and Treaty 1 Territory. Her Michif family is from the Métis community of St. Ambroise, Manitoba, located on the southern tip of Lake Manitoba. As a research Manager with Indigneous Climate Action, she has worked on the report Indigenous-led Climate Policy which is part of the second phase of Indigenous Climate Action’s (ICA) project on Decolonizing Climate Policy.
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By Breanne Lavallée-Heckert is a Michif woman with German settler ancestry from Red River and Treaty 1 Territory. Her Michif family is from the Métis community of St. Ambroise, Manitoba, located on the southern tip of Lake Manitoba. As a research Manager with Indigneous Climate Action, she has worked on the report Indigenous-led Climate Policy which is part of the second phase of Indigenous Climate Action’s (ICA) project on Decolonizing Climate Policy.