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2021 Tribal Resilience & Indigenous Planning Virtual Workshop Series:
Putting the Pieces Together
Join KSU Tribal TAB and Partners for the Putting the Pieces Together virtual workshop, the sixth and final installment of the 2021 Tribal Resilience & Indigenous Planning Virtual Workshop Series. Throughout this series, we’ve examined several topics related to Indigenous planning and how these topics can advance brownfields’ efforts. In this final session, we will combine the topics that have been covered during the workshop series into a project roadmap that is reflective of the culture and values of your community. This roadmap will help you determine how topics and techniques shared during the workshop series can be helpful in your brownfields redevelopment projects and provide a foundation for enhancing tribal resilience through the consideration of Indigenous planning principles throughout your brownfields journey.
The Putting the Pieces Together virtual workshop will take place over two days:
Educational Session: Tuesday, November 9, 2021; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CT
Hands-on Session: Tuesday, November 16, 2021; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CT
Part 2-TRIP Putting the Pieces Together2021.mp4Guest Speaker
Guest Speaker
Brett Ramey (Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska) is a land-based educator and program designer working at intersections of ecological, cultural, and community health. His work has included designing and instructing courses on food sovereignty, collaborative garden design and Indigenous science at Tribal Universities and Native youth summer programs, facilitating healing retreats for cancer survivors and elevating equity and inclusion discourse within local, regional and National environmental organizations.
Prior to moving to Dakota homelands in Minneapolis in January 2020, Brett served as Director for the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program at the University of Washington, a national undergraduate student program that infuses conservation practice with Indigenous knowledges and perspectives of land and environmental justice. Brett currently serves on the Steering Committee for the Castanea Fellowship- a national program for established food movement leaders, and is leading a collaborative funding process through the Regenerative Agriculture Foundation intended to direct resources and attention to BIPOC-led initiatives. Brett is a Climate Resilience Planner for the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska.
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