Presented by NYU Libraries. Co-sponsored by Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU, NYU Center for Collaborative Indigenous Research with Communities and Lands, NYU Office of Sustainability, and NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study.

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Bhumika Saraswati, an award-winning, internationally published journalist, film-maker, and photographer reporting on the intersection of caste, gender, heat and more. She is a recent grantee of the Fund for Women Journalists by the International Women’s Media Foundation. Saraswati’s work deeply considers how indigenous communities across the world strategize and act to protect land, water, air, and life while disproportionately facing the most violence and consequences of climate change.

This event will be moderated by NYU faculty and readings will be distributed in preparation for the event along with further details for attendance.

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