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DESCRIPTION:\n	Are you interested in learning about the links between educat
 ion\, Indigenous rights and sustainability?\n	Are you inspired by leadershi
 p of children and youth to advance the global Sustainable Development Goal
 s?\n	Would you like to help implement the UN Convention on the Rights of th
 e Child\, by encouraging Indigenous children’s voices?\n\n\nYou are invite
 d to register for the online International Roundtable on Indigenous Childr
 en's Voices & Rights\, which takes place on Monday 9 August 2021 in celebr
 ation of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples.\n\nView 
 the program and register on EventBrite.\n\nThis International Roundtable o
 n Indigenous Children’s Voices & Rights for Sustainability engages child a
 nd youth leaders from different nations\, and also specialists and experts
  working to promote Indigenous Peoples' rights and the rights of the child
 \, in an interactive dialogue to strengthen and promote Indigenous Childre
 n’s Rights and the global Sustainable Development Goals.\n\nThis event cel
 ebrates the global launch of a beautifully illustrated new book\, publishe
 d by the Voices of Future Generations Children's Initiative\, called Findi
 ng the Language\, by Adelyn Sophie Newman-Ting\, the first Voices of Futur
 e Generations Indigenous Child Author. Finding the Language is a creative 
 and captivating story about reclaiming language through the land and its c
 reatures\, highlighting the interconnected cycle of life and culture.\n\nT
 he event also features Indigenous Child Ambassadors Bella Morrisseau and S
 ydnee Wynter. Honoured chairs and speakers also include Adv. Wayne Garnons
 -Williams (National Sixties Scoop Healing Foundation of Canada Chair)\, Pr
 of. Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger (University of Cambridge Leverhulme Prof
 essor\, CISDL Senior Director & VoFG CRI Executive Secretary)\, Ms Monique
  Gray-Smith (Writer & Children's Literature Award Laureate)\, and Prof Car
 ey Newman Hayalthkin'geme (University of Victoria Professor & Impact Chair
 \, Master Carver)\, as well as Adv. Neshan Gunasekera (Lead Counsel for Pe
 ace\, Justice and Governance\, CISDL)\, Ms Portia Garnons-Williams (Indige
 nous Student Leader)\, Ms Elaina Cox (First Nations Treaties for SDGs Proj
 ect\, University of Waterloo)\, and Ms Tara Dawn Atleo (Associate Fellow\,
  CISDL). Dr. Roda Muse\, Secretary-General of the Canadian Commission for 
 UNESCO has confirmed to give a special address on their world-leading educ
 ational work and support for Indigenous cultures and peoples.\n\n\n  On th
 e International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples\, how to celebrate a
 nd encourage Indigenous children’s books and stories? Why are Indigenous l
 anguages so important\, and how can Indigenous children’s views shape educ
 ation and culture for sustainability\, worldwide? How to foster implementa
 tion of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child\, which promises that
  children’s voices will be heard in decision-making that concerns them\, a
 nd how to inspire people worldwide to help advance the global Sustainable 
 Development Goals (SDGs)\, engaging and learning from Indigenous Peoples’ 
 insights?\n\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Online event.
SUMMARY:International Roundtable on Indigenous Children's Voices and Rights
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