On June 16, Ellen Choy will present on Movement Generation's approaches to land justice and indigenous sovereignty through a framework of radical solidarity and Just Transition. 

Ellen is a Chinese and Korean organizer, creative, and parent of two magical children. She's been a grassroots organizer and cultural worker in the Bay Area since 2007, deeply committed to environmental
and climate justice movements locally and nationally. She's a collective co-director and co-lead of the Land Team at Movement Generation Justice & Ecology Project, building movements rooted in ecological
justice and bringing ourselves back in right relationship to land and each other.

Land justice and indigenous sovereignty are critical to manifest a Just Transition and a radical vision for our communities that dismantles the extractive economy and builds and grows regenerative economies in its place. Learn about Movement Generation's approach to building a Just Transition, including their recent work to rematriate 43 acres of land in the East Bay through a framework of radical solidarity that crosses race, gender, and class.

DATE: Monday June 16, 2025
TIME: 12:00 pm PST
RSVP: tinyurl.com/EJASA25

This Guest lecture Series is hosted by the Amado Khaya Initiative (formerly known as the Bulosan Center) in collaboration with the Asian American Seed Stewards. See more at https://amadokhaya.org/unsettling-asian-america.