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The Land, Our Life campaign booklet |
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| Background information, stories, activities,
and prayers for KAIROS' 2010–2011 campaign on 'Indigenous Rights and Our
Common Future'.. |
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UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples poster |
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| Full text of the Declaration in poster format.
19.25 x 26.5 in |
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U.N.-DRIPardy! game show |
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| An interactive quiz on Indigenous rights, resource
extraction, and the UN Declaration. |
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KAIROS 2010 Week of Action booklet |
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| Resources for the KAIROS Week of Action, |
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Connecting the Drops |
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| Video account of the 2009 KAIROS church leaders'
delegation to the Athabasca tar sands. With footage from flyovers of the
projects, time in the community of Fort Chipewyan, and reflections from
participants. |
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In Peace and Friendship: A New Relationship with Aboriginal Peoples |
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| Guide containing a series of workshops that
you can conduct in your own church or community. |
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Fueling Conflict map |
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| Full-colour teaching map connecting the oil
in our tanks with conflict and human rights violations around the world. |
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Trading Rights |
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| The Trading Rights Project is designed to raise
awareness about the connections between international trade and human rights
and to help students understand the role they play in the global economy.
It contains information about key products, companies or human rights defenders
and draws a link to the need for trade policies that put people first. |
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Africa's Blessing Africa's Curse: The Legacy of Resource Extraction in Africa |
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| The liberalization of the mining sector in
African countries has overall had a negative economic, ecological, social
and developmental impact. These are the stories of indigenous peoples, peasants,
small-scale miners, and mineworkers whose daily lives are affected by the
destructive manner in which large-scale mining companies often operate. |
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Borderless |
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This DVD (with study guide) gives voice to the struggles and dreams of undocumented
workers in Canada. Viewers meet an often-invisible workforce and reflect
on the hidden costs of sustaining our "first world" economy. The accompanying
study guide aims to facilitate thoughtful reflection. It offers ideas for
small group discussions and workshops, as well as larger community screenings. |
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