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 Dear JonIt is with love and outrage that we are writing to inform you that the Supreme Court of Canada has declined to hear the Tsleil-Waututh, Squamish and Coldwater case against Trans Mountain. Squamish, Tsleil Waututh and Coldwater First Nations have worked for eight long years to assert their rights to be consulted on the Trans Mountain pipeline and tankers expansion project. It is incredibly disappointing that Canada’s top court has denied them an opportunity to be heard on a recent Court of Appeal decision upholding Trans Mountain’s approval - a decision that has potentially disastrous consequences specifically for these Nations. This denial also sets an adverse precedent in terms of rights to consultation for all First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. This is one of the most important cases of the decade. The recent oil spill along the Trans Mountain pipeline route at the Sumas pump stations signals the environmental risks posed by transporting tar sands bitumen over land and water. But the risk to human rights and progress on putting fuzzy notions of ‘reconciliation’ into meaningful action is graver still. Since committing to honour the Free, Prior and Informed Consent of Indigenous Nations, the Canadian government has done little to nothing to meaningfully recognize the rights of First Nations. This latest Supreme Court denial underscores the discrepancy between talk and action when it comes to what the BC government once claimed was its most important relationship. 
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Well that was fun, Jon! Last night we heard the spirited stories, soulful songs and passionate teachings of Birdy Markert, Desiree Dawson and Helen Knott. Though we were each in separate homes, seeing each other in our living rooms with fires lit and armchairs rocking to sweet tunes felt like having a visit with dear friends. Thank you Desiree, Birdy and Helen for your wisdom and for showing us all that you can conjure magic on the square little box of Zoom. May the solidarity of gatherings like "Outspoken" support every single one of us and help us through these challenging times. You can watch the webinar here. Only 35 more allies are needed to help us reach our goal, to welcome 100 amazing new members into RAVEN’s circle of allies. Are you in?
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This past year has brought immense challenges, but it has also brought the flowering of the movement for justice for Indigenous communities. Standing with Nations to access justice is one way to translate the urgency of this moment into solid action. Thank you to everyone for all of the ways you step up to help RAVEN shine. Whether it’s sharing your insight on a webinar, crafting nifty projects to raise funds for our campaigns, we are in awe of your passion and creativity! Take the extra step and join our Circle of Allies before December 31st, and we will send you a cozy RAVEN toque! Take good care of yourself, and each other. With love, Andrea and the RAVEN team P.S. Watch the video and, if you can, brighten this holiday season with a donation to RAVEN. You can make it in honour of someone as a gift, if you''d like!
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 Dear JonWhen we launched our Pull Together campaign with Sierra Club BC four years ago, thousands of people stood up and pledged to do ‘whatever it takes’ to support Indigenous Nations in their legal challenges against the pipeline. As you likely know, on July 2nd Squamish Nation, Tsleil-Waututh Nation and Coldwater Indian Band were denied leave to appeal by the Supreme Court of Canada. While this represents the end of the road for the particular legal challenges you have been backing, the fight is by no means over. Read about what the decision means for Indigenous rights in Canada, and watch the press conference to hear how First Nations are not backing down. RAVEN supporters like you have showed up, again and again, with fantastically creative fundraisers and generous donations: you have put the ‘solid’ in solidarity. From pancake breakfasts to drag shows to epic Salish Sea swims, paddles and sails - people, businesses, and community groups found ways to use their strengths to bolster the Nations in an epic struggle to defend what we all love so dearly. To keep these cherished alliances going strong, we are joining together with BROKE - Burnaby Residents Opposed to Kinder Morgan Expansion - to host a virtual Folk Festival! Come hear a concert with Dan Mangan, Luke Wallace and The Wilds - Holly Arntzen & Kevin Wright - on July 16, at 5 pm PST. Join us for the “Folk That Pipeline” online festival to find out what the broader movement is doing next to battle TMX. 
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Says Tsleil Waututh Chief Leah George-Wilson: “The whales are coming back. The herring is coming back. We will continue to do our important work to uphold our obligations as Tsleil-Waututh Nation people - we will uphold our law. We are not deterred. And we are exploring all legal options available. All I can say is that this is NOT the end of our story.”
Find out what the next steps are to fight the Trans Mountain pipeline and hear from Indigenous leaders about strategic moves afoot to defend orca whales, coastal communities and our common future. Register here. Onwards, together. The Pull Together Team
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Dear Jon, During these weird, Covid-tinged times, it can be frustrating not to be able to open your doors to a group of guests, or to kick up your heels for a night out on the town. Other times, let’s be honest, it is great not to feel the pressure to leave the house or even change out of your pj''s. Something else you can do in your jammies? Donate to RAVEN! Become a monthly donor to sustain our work for Indigenous justice.
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While your hatches may be battened down and your blankets snuggled close, we want to invite you, from the comfort of your sofa, to meet some inspiring leaders on a special RAVEN year-end webinar, “Outspoken: Songs and Stories with Helen Knott, ''Ilhdesinon Birdy Markert (Likhsilyu) & Desirée Dawson.” 
This Wednesday, December 16 at 5pm PST, join RAVEN to hear from activist, social worker, mother and bestselling author of “In My Own Mocassins”, Helen Knott. We’ll also hear from ''Ilhdesinon Birdy Markert (Likhsilyu). She is a board member and has been working with the Witsuwit''en Language and Culture Society for decades on revitalization of Wet’suwet’en peoples language. Helen and Birdy will be joined by Desirée Dawson: singer, songwriter, CBC Searchlight winner and chart-topping diva, Desirée will be performing sweet music from her latest album “All In.”
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Everyone is welcome, and we especially want to celebrate with you for your commitment to Indigenous and climate justice. Please register here. Some days are about kindling the flames of activism; other days are about taking time to water your roots. Whatever you are soaking in, please know that though we can’t walk arm in arm, thanks to the talented people like Helen and Desirée who make up this incredible movement, you are in such good company. We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of this year (and that it is almost over!) with you, Helen and Desirée. See you soon, Andrea, Susan, Ana, Laurie, Karissa, Leah, Kathryn and Maia Your RAVEN Team P.S. Consider joining our Circle of Allies as a sustaining RAVEN monthly donor. Monthly donors keep our cogs turning and if you sign up before December 31st at any amount, we will send you a RAVEN toque! 
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Francais ci-dessous. Dear JonRelationships are at the heart of RAVEN’s work. We are honoured to support Indigenous leaders who embody powerful, ancient, and resilient teachings. When those traditions are empowered by strategic legal actions that give effect to Indigenous rights that are inherently recognized by in Canadian law, the outcome can be transformative - for peoples, for the land, and for all the living beings of the Earth whose lives hang in the balance. When people like you step forward to breathe life into this work, together we have an extraordinary impact. December 1 - tomorrow - is Giving Tuesday. If 100 people give $50, we’ll meet our goal of $5k for this very special day of action. Can we count on you to make a donation, Jon?
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Your commitment allows us to build a foundation for future generations grounded in respect, reciprocity, and shared stewardship values. Thanks to supporters like you, we are growing and spreading our RAVEN wings. In 2021, we’re launching an innovative new intervenor fund, which will allow Indigenous Nations to bring the strength of an Indigenous-rights framework to important legal actions across the country. Intervenors can provide evidence and influence outcomes without having to bear the costs of the entire case, making this a high value but relatively low-cost way to access justice. Right now, we are behind closed doors crafting highly strategic campaigns with two new Indigeous partners. Contribute now and help seed major new campaigns planned for both B.C. and Eastern Canada in 2021. In the meantime, check out our new bilingual website! We’re so excited to be reaching out to francophone supporters to be part of the inspiring RAVEN story. 🇫🇷🥂🌹
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While we can’t gather in person, the RAVEN solidarity movement depends on us showing up for, and with, each other. Whether you come to webinars, step up as online organizers, or join in on Giving Tuesday as a donor: thank you for meeting the challenges of this moment with conviction.
To everyone who stands as an ally to Indigenous peoples in the struggle for justice: we see you, and we celebrate you. Onwards: with fierce love,
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We are so excited to include some breaking news about TMX on this call: Join us for a sneak peak on what is ahead. Over 800 people have already said they will be attending: are you?? This event is by donation, all proceeds to Indigenous Nation''s legal challenges to stop TMX : contribute at https://fundraise.raventrust.com/broke A major thank you to all the organizers - especially BROKE, Sustainabilities and everyone else who is pulling together to defend water, climate, and human rights. See you tomorrow! Best,
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Refusing to allow their territory to be defiled, Wet''suwet''en leaders push back in court
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Dear Jon Individually, we’re one drop. Together? We’re a mighty river. We’ve been waiting a long time for Wet’suwet’en’s case to be heard by the BC Supreme Court. Today, hereditary chiefs who aim to stop Coastal GasLink from encroaching on their territory will be in court for the second - and final - day of their Judicial Review hearing. These visionary stewards of land and water are refusing to allow their territory to be defiled by a company that has consistently failed to live up to environmental and human rights standards. Under normal circumstances, we would invite you to gather together and rally on the courthouse steps. Instead, we reached out to you using the online tools we now rely on to keep our movement - and the RAVEN community - connected. And: wow!! You responded with a roar. Jon, your overwhelming support for Wet’suwet’en Nation this week has proven that we don’t need to physically connect to make a massive impact. We are over 1/3 of the way to our $50k goal - if just 130 people donate $25, we can deliver solid support to fund the Wet’suwet’en’s historic case, defending land, air and water from fracked gas development. If you have already given - please accept our profound thanks. Didn’t have a chance to donate? Give now: click here to contribute to the legal defence fund. 
These days, “together” means something a little different. Right now…
And… together let''s jump on a webinar next Wednesday to personally deliver supportive messages to Chief Na’moks and Kalaset, who will be accepting them on behalf of all hereditary chiefs. Will you join us at 5 pm PDT, Wednesday, October 7th? It''s a rare chance to hear directly from the experts — Indigenous leaders Na''Moks and Kalaset, community member Charlotte Euverman, and legal counsel D.J. Larkin — about the B.C. Supreme Court challenge. Find out more about the substance of arguments made to the court. Hear about the mountain of evidence of permit violations that has been painstakingly assembled by Wet''suwet''en. And: witness the delivery of thousands of supporter messages and let Wet''suwet''en know you are part of a movement of people who are standing by — together — to see justice being done.
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With such gratitude to you, for your part in building this mighty movement. It’s an honour to be standing with you. Andrea
P.S. Hope to see you on Wednesday’s webinar, where you’ll get first-hand stories from the courthouse and hear updates on land protection efforts of hereditary Wet’suwet’en chiefs. Sign up here. 
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Dear Jon, Are you coming to RAVEN’s party?! Don’t miss tomorrow night’s celebration, Outspoken: Songs and Stories with Helen Knott, Birdy Markert and Desirée Dawson. We will hear poignant songs from soulful songstress, Desirée Dawson, inspiring stories and lyrical wisdom from author Helen Knott and insight into language revitalization from ''Ilhdesinon Birdy Markert from Wet''suwet''en''s Likhsilyu clan. It''s also a chance to be in community with fellow RAVEN supporters who care about Indigenous justice like you.
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Bring your tea, your listening ears and get ready to bask in song and stories with fellow RAVEN allies! See you in the Zoom box, RAVEN P.S. If you can’t attend, you can still support RAVEN. Right now, we’re on a mission to bring in 100 new monthly donors before 2020 rings out. Are you one of them? Join our Circle of Allies here. All new monthly donors who sign up before December 31st get a RAVEN toque, too!
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 Dear JonThanks to 1000+ people who signed up for last night’s “Folk The Pipeline” festival, we raised over $10k to ignite the next phase of support for Indigenous legal action against Trans Mountain. With stellar sets by Dan Mangan, The Wilds and Luke Wallace, we came together with warmth and solidarity to renew our commitments to stand together with First Nations to protect the territories we all love. Missed the show? You can still donate:
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Click here to watch the festival video and enjoy intimate sets with some of BC’s best musicians, hosted by the fiery and inspiring “Sustainabiliteens”.
We also heard about steps Indigenous Nations are taking to defend their rights. Although the Supreme Court’s decision marked the end of one legal road, we learned how Coldwater Nation is stepping up in defence of their drinking water. Even though one of the conditions of the Trans Mountain pipeline approval requires measures be taken to protect the community’s water supply, 4 years later Coldwater is still waiting for TMX to deliver on a government-mandated study of the Nation’s aquifer.
If Coldwater’s latest submission is accepted by Canada’s energy regulator, TMX will be forced to stop construction, causing months of delay. If, however, Canada allows the project to proceed without meeting its own conditions, Coldwater has promised to take legal action. Stay tuned: visit our website for the full story. We are in this for the long haul. We’ve seen big wins across Turtle Island, as three major pipelines were halted: Keystone XL, Dakota Access and Atlantic Coast. Indigenous Nations along the TMX pipeline route have declared that they will never give up. Neither will we. When we join together with creativity, joy and sweet solidarity: we are a force of nature.
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Dear JonThis Thursday, September 3, folks are bringing canoes, paddle boards, kayaks, and rowboats to a floating stage where folksinger and activist Luke Wallace is giving a benefit concert for RAVEN. You can also surf to the show via livestream and catch the sunset vibes of a golden-hour show that promises to uplift and inspire.On Salt Spring? Get tickets at https://fundraise.raventrust.com/floatNot on Salt Spring? Join the livestream! Starting at 6:30 pm on September 3, the first $1k in donations via the livestream will be DOUBLED - you can make even more of a splash with your gift thanks to a generous matching funds donor!
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Says Luke, “Though I’m grateful for everyone’s cooperation regarding our collective health, there are deep social and ecological issues that cannot be put on the shelf. This floating fundraiser concert is part of a new wave of creative solutions that folks are inventing to support critical movements in uncertain times.” Thursday’s show is a chance to experience beautiful music together but also to celebrate the community that has been formed around supporting Indigenous rights. Supporters like you have been backing legal challenges by coastal Nations like the Tsleil Waututh, Squamish, Haida and Heiltsuk for many years. The work that Thursday’s show is supporting makes it possible for everyone to enjoy a clean coast that is rich in biodiversity and can sustain healthy communities. This event is by donation – every dollar you give supports RAVEN, funding Indigenous legal challenges to protect this beautiful coast.DONATE: donate after 6:30 pm (Pacific Time) and the first $1k we raise will be DOUBLED! https://fundraise.raventrust.com/floatWhether you come by boat or by wifi, we’re excited to see you there!
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Matriarchs and Wet''suwet''en leaders talk fracked gas impacts and Indigenous resistance
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Dear Jonathan It was so great to see so many of you at last night''s rally with Wet''suwet''en leaders Na''moks, Kalaset and Madeek. More than 700 people joined the call to hear front line stories and get legal updates about the Judicial Review - underway now. If you missed it, check out this video to get a first hand account of why the Nation is in the B.C.Supreme Court to push back against fracked gas projects on their territory.
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It was heartwarming to be able to deliver more than 4,000 messages of support and gratitude from the RAVEN community to chiefs. We have raised an astonishing $30k in just one week to contribute to Wet''suwet''en''s legal costs for this critical case. Your words, your presence and your contributions add up to a great blanket of love and support that we wrap around Wet''suwet''en leaders as they tough it out in court. We''ve stopped Enbridge. Our "Wild for Salmon" campaign helped rid the north of Petronas LNG. Now? We are going to do it again. Join RAVEN in keeping the mighty rivers, estuaries and coast of this beautiful place free from becoming a fossil fuel sacrifice zone. Get your Allies Toolkit to find out what the next steps are to stand with Wet''suwet''en! Each and every person who donates, fundraises, and organizes for this campaign is part of a magnificent story of love, resistance, and resilience. We are so thankful to be in community with you. In solidarity, Andrea
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Dear Jon We are honoured to invite you to join a circle of Wet’suwet’en matriarchs, water protectors, and community leaders tomorrow at 5pm. We hear so often about “Missing and Murdered Indigenosu Women and Girls”. Behind that grim descriptor are people’s lives: in remembering, it is so important to say their names, and remember their stories. You are being welcomed to offer support by listening deeply to survivors from Wet’suwet’en Nation, who will be honouring their stolen mothers, daughters, cousins and relatives - the human beings at the heart of the current legal challenge before the B.C. Supreme Court.
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Learn about the incredible community healing work being done by Laksilyu Lisa DeWit, Wii Esdes Delee Nikal, Laksilyu Sandra Harris, and Wilawhl Lorraine Naziel. Join a powerful event that will name and honour 30 Indigenous women lost to colonial violence on Wet’suwet’en territory. Offer the matriarchs who are holding their community together your care, support, and encouragement as they courageously lead their people through a struggle for justice that is hugely costly on an emotional and physical level. You’ll also hear from DJ Larkin, legal counsel for Wet’suwet’en, who will illuminate highlights from the 3-day court hearing which examined the failure of B.C. to enact recommendations of the Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Register to join the webinar HERE.
We appreciate your presence in witnessing, and upholding, the strength and resilience of frontline Indigenous leaders. See you tomorrow at 5 pm. With gratitude, The RAVEN team P.S. Register link again is: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KdY-rQWeQB6bGHAJ4qs_uw 
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Dear JonRAVEN has found a unique way to host a covid-safe, socially distanced fundraiser, and we want YOU there! Join us from your sofa OR from your stand up paddleboard: wherever you are, tune in at 6:30 Thursday night for a full moon to remember. Hear reflections from Jess Housty, Bill McKibben & Dr. John Borrows before we welcome rising star Luke Wallace, who’ll share a suite of songs from his new album “What on Earth.” In addition to getting treated to a sunset suite of amazing tunes, we’re super excited to be patching in Indigenous scholar Nikki La’Es. Tune in to hear her empowering call-to-action for anti-racist allyship and de-colonial action. On Salt Spring? Get tickets at https://fundraise.raventrust.com/float Not on Salt Spring? Join the livestream:
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The team here at RAVEN are constantly amazed at how this creative community rallies, again and again, to protect the lands and waters we all love. Tomorrow’s floating fundraiser is part of a new wave of inventive solutions to support critical movements in uncertain times. If we can’t gather in huge numbers to express our commitment — and outrage — then we’ll find new ways to join together, share, and make an impact. Let’s gather to support Indigenous communities who are hard hit by covid-19 and need our support more than ever to keep their groundbreaking, environmental justice efforts alive. Donations to this event are being matched: give now, and your impact will be DOUBLED. RAVEN is about strategic, structural change. We aren’t just about fighting one project, but rather setting powerful legal precedents that will uphold and advance Indigenous rights for generations to come. The work that Thursday’s show is supporting will make it possible for everyone to enjoy a planet rich in biodiversity, that supports healthy, vibrant communities. Even if you can’t attend, consider donating to protect this beautiful home we all share. With paddles at the ready, Andrea & The RAVEN crew
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Here are some of the campaigns you are supporting when you contribute to RAVEN: • Beaver Lake Cree’s game-changing Tar Sands Trial would enforce treaty rights in Canada’s dirty oil patch to set what could be the most important precedent for environmental protection in Canadian history • In the wake of the Nathan E. Stewart disaster, Heiltsuk Nation is about to launch a unique Indigenous Environmental Assessment, marrying traditional knowledge with cutting edge science to protect the marine breadbasket that they have stewarded for millennia. • After defeating Taseko Mines in the Supreme Court of Canada, Tsilhqot’in Nation is on track with a new legal action to ensure Teztan Biny/Nabaŝ area is protected from any further encroachment by mining. • Wet’suwet’en are carrying on a legacy of Indigenous resistance with a potentially precedent-setting action designed to disrupt a fossil fuel corridor in B.C.’s northwest Though we have SO missed being able to gather in the streets and with our communities, this year has afforded us opportunities to join together online with people from coast to coast to coast, and with allies around the world. From our “We are Unfrackable” webinar series to wonderful musical livestreams with Dan Mangan, Luke Wallace, and the Wilds, we’ve kept the RAVEN fire lit. Necessity is the mother of invention: the energy you’ve brought to digital gatherings has nurtured the RAVEN family in times when we’ve all needed a sense of belonging and purpose. Look for upcoming event invites in your inbox! To empower this work now with a further donation, please contribute today. In recognition of the struggles and challenges of the moment, we thank you deeply for making - and keeping - commitments that uphold and strengthen Indigenous rights.
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Dear Jon,On the west coast of North America, massive wildfires have blocked the sun. Amidst floods on the Gulf Coast and record breaking temperatures in the Arctic, the pressures of a changing climate are being felt across Turtle Island. Today, a courageous Indigenous Nation is facing down that climate calamity with determined action. The Beaver Lake Cree are heading back to court, fighting to hold on to their advance costs award so they can pursue their groundbreaking case, the Tar Sands Trial. The Nation needs $40,000 to pursue this appeal: if you are in a position to give, now is the time. Last fall, the RAVEN community empowered Beaver Lake Cree Nation with the resources to pursue — and win — a partial advance costs award for a case that was ruled to be of national importance. Outrageously, Canada and Alberta appealed, and in June the award decision was overturned by the Alberta Court of Appeal. The Court ruled that the Beaver Lake Cree government must exhaust all available resources before they can qualify for any amount of advance costs. Essentially: the BLCN government must bankrupt itself in order to defend its treaty and constitutional rights. Jon, this precedent cannot stand. The decision to revoke funding for Beaver Lake Cree essentially closes the door for other Nations to receive advance costs awards to pursue justice. It is a setback to reconciliation: that’s why the Beaver Lake Cree are filing an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. According to Beaver Lake Cree’s Government Relations Adviser & Treaty Coordinator Crystal Lameman, “The Alberta Court of Appeal has so severely narrowed the criteria for financial need that it will be impossible for most First Nations to obtain an advance cost order.” In the ruling, the Alberta Court of Appeal found that if Nations were recipients of federal funding, proven in multiple reports to be woefully inadequate — including the type of critical funding that is afforded any municipality in the country for roads, infrastructure, and health care — they would be disqualified from receiving advance costs. The costly demands placed on First Nations to vindicate their constitutional rights in court clash with a painful reality – First Nations are amongst the poorest people in Canada. Amidst that poverty, their governments are responsible for ensuring their communities endure and thrive over many generations. Yet a community cannot survive if its members are destitute or lands spoiled. If this decision is not challenged, Nations that struggle to meet their communities’ basic needs - such as providing for water, housing, and a healthy ecosystem - will have no option to receive advance costs awards to pursue their legal rights. 
People power has kept the Tar Sands Trial alive through nearly a decade of government’s delay tactics. It’s energizing to reflect on our past successes, so that we can once again muster our forces to deliver the resources Beaver Lake Cree require — and deserve — to take on the Tar Sands behemoth.
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If this tenacious First Nation can take their treaty rights case to trial, the Nation could set a precedent that forces all projects to be evaluated according to their cumulative impacts on Indigenous rights. That victory would forever change the way business is done in Canada’s oil patch. We’ve known for a long time that in this climate crisis, expanding the Tar Sands spells climate disaster. What we also know is that there are hundreds of thousands of people like you who are willing to disrupt, speak out, and take action. Thank you for contributing what you can, and for standing with the Beaver Lake Cree Nation. With determination and gratitude,
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Dear Jon, We sure miss the grassroots, in-the-streets and in-your-face pageantry that accompanies RAVEN’s campaigns for environmental justice. But, like the trickster ravens that are our namesake, even in lockdown we’re finding creative ways to mingle, reach out to each other and even, sometimes, to soar. This year has been different in so many ways. We all saw the shrinking of our social worlds, but we also saw the flowering of a mass anti-racism movement that electrified our hope. We moved much of RAVEN’s organizing online, hosting 17 webinars that reached over 3,000 people from New Brunswick to San Francisco! Hopping on Zoom is a way to sustain networks of resilience that can help us weather the coming storms. Another way to keep the movement alive is to become a monthly donor to RAVEN. Join now and get an exclusive invitation to a webinar this Wednesday, December 9th with Anishinaabe/Ojibway scholar Dr. John Borrows!
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The co-founder of Canada’s first joint degree program in Indigenous and Canadian law, Dr. Borrows will be joining RAVEN’s Susan Smitten and board president/lawyer Jeff Nicholls for a storied conversation about the nature of justice. 
We hope to see you there. Visit our new website to learn about other ways you can participate with RAVEN’s mission, from donating to our campaigns to organizing your own events, we invite you to explore creative ways to put solidarity into action. With appreciation, Andrea Palframan & the RAVEN team P.S. In addition to hearing from inspiring champions, new monthly donors also receive a cozy RAVEN toque! Get yours by signing up here. 
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 Hi Jon, The past few months have been full. From the nationwide protests in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en to facing the pandemic in isolation and an uprising of unlearning and realizing racial injustices — all amidst the ever growing crisis of climate change — we have all been challenged in one way or another. Please take a moment to read this letter of solidarity with Black Lives Matter penned by member of the Lax Kw’alaams First Nation and our Board President, Jeffrey Nichols. Read on for updates on our legal challenges since the new year and watch webinars that centre Indigenous voices from the frontlines. Stay well and stay strong, Kathryn Juricic Development Coordinator, RAVEN 
Campaign Updates Beaver Lake Cree Nation: The Tar Sands Trial We are incredibly grateful to all the donors who stepped up and raised over $120,000 to support the Beaver Lake Cree’s appeal hearing of the Advanced Cost Order! The Beaver Lake Cree have shown true leadership. You have also shown amazing generosity, meeting our ambitious goal in just one month. We urge you to read Crystal Lameman’s blog post describing her Nation’s decades long Tar Sands Trial. Says Lameman: “We are resilient, and we aren’t going to stop, thanks to the continued support of our allies and supporters. We are very grateful for that.” Over 400 RAVEN supporters joined Crystal and lawyer Karey Brooks, Beaver Lake Cree Nation’s legal counsel for a webinar in late May. Check out the webinar and see the strength behind the Indigenous leadership in the Tar Sands Trial. Also check out this in-depth piece penned by Lameman and RAVEN’s own Maia Wikler in Briarpatch Magazine. 
Tsilhqot’in Nation victory over Taseko Mines In a massive victorious turn of events, the Supreme Court of Canada denied Taseko Mines leave to appeal the federal rejection of the New Prosperity mine. This means that this mine project is now consigned to the regulatory dust heap. Despite a resounding “No” from the Supreme Court, Taseko Mines unfortunately still has options to pursue mineral exploration in Tsilhqot’in territory. Our Fundraising Campaigns Director, Ana Simeon, explains how, even after this huge win, Tsilhqot''in Nation is still in court. We are so grateful to the Indigenous leaders who stand up for their rights and their land: we are humbled to support such incredible people. Listen to this webinar recording where Chief Jimmy Lulua and Chief Russell Myers Ross of Tsilhqo’tin Nation share stories from their journey to assert their rights and defeat Taseko Mines. 
Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Coldwater Band, Squamish Nation and the Trans Mountain pipeline As most of us know, the existing Trans Mountain pipeline spilled 150,000 litres of oil in Abbotsford, BC and on the reserve lands of the Sumas First Nation, contaminating their drinking water. This spill reinforces what Nations and allies have been warning all along: we must persevere and stay steadfast in our resolve to see that this pipeline never gets built. The Supreme Court has yet to give or deny leave to appeal for Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Coldwater Band and Squamish Nations. They are contesting the disappointing Federal Court of Appeal judgment on their challenge to Trans Mountain in early February. In a press conference and organizing call right before the February decision, we hosted a lively discussion with Khelsilem (Squamish Nation) as well as Chief Leah George-Wilson and Rueben George (Tsleil Waututh Nation) who were joined by lawyers Eugene Kung and Matthew Kirchner (lawyer for Coldwater Nation). Watch the video to hear what their legal strategy is going forward, how these legal challenges fit in with the bigger vision they have for the Salish Sea and their communities, and how the involvement of this Pull Together community is sustaining and supporting important efforts to uphold justice in the face of the Trans Mountain Pipeline. 
Wet’suwet’en and the Coastal GasLink pipeline RCMP arrests and removals of land defenders sparked global actions in solidarity with the Wet''suwet''en. Hereditary Chiefs launched legal actions to defend their rights and title from unwanted industrial activity. The legal challenges aim to hold governments of Canada accountable to climate commitments for future generations and to protect Indigenous women and girls from the impacts of industrial man-camps. We raise our hands to the donors who have supported these two legal challenges with donations over $130,000 since the case launched early this year. The first case, launched by all clans of the Wet’suwet’en, seeks a judicial review of Coastal Gas Link’s environmental assessment based on at least 50 permit violations by the company, along with a failure to implement recommendations of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women and Girls. In the second case, two Wet’suwet’en Houses, through their Hereditary Chiefs, put forward the argument that Canada has a constitutional duty to protect its citizens from climate catastrophe. With this novel approach, Wet’suwet’en Likhts’amishyu (Fireweed) Clan’s case invokes Constitutional provisions about “peace, order and good government” as well as the equality rights of Wet’suwet’en young people and future generations under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The legal challenge argues that Canada’s failure to do its fair share to avert a climate catastrophe would breach the equal protection of the law guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. We raise our hands to Gapaygy’m Ganauu. May you rest in power. We send our condolences to friends, family and those who knew Richard Wright, land defender of the Gitxan House group Wilp Luutkudziiwus. We acknowledge the tireless efforts Richard has made for Indigenous justice and pay tribute to him here. Listen to the first season of RAVEN (De)briefs: a podcast RAVEN’s first seven-episode podcast season explores the rise of Wet’suwet’en solidarity movements — and opposition — across the country and around the world. Hosted by our Executive Director, Susan Smitten, she speaks with Indigenous rights lawyers including Dr. John Burrows, Caily DiPuma, Jeffrey Nichols and activists within the movement about the legal framework that supports Indigenous pursuing their rights through the courts.
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Dear Jon, We are blown away by the outpouring of love and support we’ve received from this incredible community. Your donations, attendance on webinars, kind comments, and precious monthly donations -- all of these ways the RAVEN community has stepped up to show your commitment to Indigenous justice -- have provided SUCH a lift at the end of a challenging and uncertain year. Since starting the big push for new monthly donors in early December, we’ve welcomed 115 new allies into the circle. 1,250 people have donated $75,000, a rising tide of support that will launch RAVEN’s boat into 2021 with full sails. We have never felt so ready to take on new campaigns and sustain long-term legal challenges. Today’s the last day to donate and receive a tax receipt for 2020. If you haven’t already done so, please give now.
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Ollie in his stylin’ RAVEN toque, get yours by joining as a monthly donor now. It is an honour to be embarking on a new year in pursuit of justice with you. Although this year has been largely spent apart, we hope you feel the strength of the community to which you belong. What a force of nature we are, when we all pull together! With gratitude, Susan, Laurie, Ana, Leah, Josie, Andrea, Kathryn, Karissa, Maia & Carly The RAVEN team P.S. If you can, please donate. Every drop is building a mighty wave. We are SO grateful.
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