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Join this multimedia presentation exploring Indigenous-led water protection efforts through a Two Row approach, examining local, national, and international initiatives by Indigenous communities and their allies. Learn from Dr. Jason Corwin, an Onödowa'ga:' scholar and Clinical Assistant Professor at University at Buffalo's Department of Indigenous Studies, who brings expertise in Indigenous knowledge systems, sustainability, and environmental justice. Discover how traditional Indigenous perspectives on water stewardship intersect with contemporary conservation efforts, while exploring the Two Row Wampum concept as a framework for collaborative environmental protection. The presentation draws on Dr. Corwin's extensive background in natural resources, digital storytelling, and community-based environmental work, offering insights into land-based learning approaches and the vital role of Indigenous knowledge in addressing water protection challenges. Gain understanding of how Indigenous communities worldwide are leading efforts to safeguard water resources and how non-Indigenous allies can support these critical environmental justice initiatives.