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For this week’s #SocialJusticeSunday we’ll be $For this week’s #SocialJusticeSunday we’ll be honoring Josephine Mandamin. “Grandmother Josephine Mandamin [was] a member of the Three Fires Midewiwin Lodge and founder of the annual Women’s Water Walk in 2003. Since then, Josephine walked more than 12,000 miles around all of the Great Lakes and other bodies of water to raise awareness of the Sacredness of water and the poor state of this precious resource due to pollution, fracking, lax laws, and apathy… Says Grandmother Josephine, ‘I want to raise the collective consciousness of people about the water…’ ‘In Anishinaabe culture, women are given the responsibility to take care of the water. The water of Mother Earth, she carries life to us, and as women we carry life through our bodies. We as women are life-givers, protectors of the water, and that’s why we are very inclined to give mother earth the respect that she needs for the water. That’s our responsibility, our role, and our duty, to pass on the knowledge and understanding of water, to all people, not just Anishinaabe people, but people of all colors. In the wake of extreme extractive industries such fracking, oil, and coal, access to clean water is rapidly declining. For all of her efforts, Grandmother Josephine was honored with the Ontario Heritage Award for Excellence in Conservation. During the ceremony, one of the presenters said, ‘She takes care of the Lifeblood of Mother Earth. I congratulate her.’” Mandamin passed away on February 22, 2019 at age 77. (Source: http://www.abiinoojiaki.org/index.php/presenters-biographies) #SJS #community #faith #multifaith #interfaith #nonprofit #NonprofitHousing #CommunityHousing #IntentionalLiving #SocialGood #students #StudentLife #CollegeLife #UCD #UCDavis #davis #UniversityHousing #undergrad #graduate #religious #religion$

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This past week our Young Adult Book Club met and d

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