Film | Life In The City of Dirty Water
Life in the City of Dirty Water offers us an intimate portrait of the remarkable life of Indigenous climate change campaigner, Clayton Thomas-Muller, who went from being an abused child and an addicted and incarcerated street hustler to becoming a Sundancer, father, husband and one of the nation’s most renowned activists (with the Indigenous Environmental Network, Idle No More, and 350.org). Introduced by Clayton Thomas-Muller.
Showcase Theater
October 18th | 6:40 pm to 7:05 pm
Panelists
Clayton Thomas-Muller
Stop it at the Source Campaigner
350.org
Clayton Thomas-Müller (Mathias Colomb Cree/aka Pukatawagan), currently the 'Stop it at the Source' campaigner with 350.org, is an award-winning Winnipeg, Canada-based Indigenous Rights/Climate Justice activist and media producer with 17+ years’ experience organizing in hundreds of First Nations across North America against the fossil fuel industry and leading delegations to major UN and other international conclaves. Clayton also serves on many boards, including for: Black Mesa Water Coalition, Indigenous Climate Action, and Bioneers.
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