This national campaign, led by Se’Si’Le, centers Indigenous women leaders and their allies responding to the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice. Grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing, their leadership calls us into deeper relational responsibility, long-term stewardship, and care for future generations.
As our partner, IPJC has named; as people of faith, we are called to stand alongside Indigenous communities—to honor their wisdom, support ecosystem restoration, and work toward right relationship with all of Creation.
We are honored to be invited as a Witness in this Seattle stop on the campaign: Anna Johnson, Director of North America at the Laudato Si’ Movement, will serve as a witness representing the Catholic community, offering reflection grounded in Laudato Si’ and our shared call to ecological conversion.
Join us at St. Mark’s to hear the inspirational voices of Indigenous Women:
Chenoa Egawa – S’Klallam/Lummi Tribes
Robin Lovelace– Tlingit and Tagish
Raynell Morris – Lummi Tribe
Cyaltsa (April Finkbonner) – Lummi Tribe
Kayeloni Scott – Spokane/ Nez Perce Tribes
With two witnesses:
Anna Johnson– Laudato Si’ Movement
Lynda Mapes– Journalist, Nature Writer, and Author