What’s Our Plan?: A Teach-In on Fossil Fuel Infrastructure

Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light and Honor the Earth, a native environmental organization led by Winona LaDuke, are joining forces to host this exciting event at First Universalist.

Join us the Sanctuary bright and early for this Teach-In co-sponsored by MN350 and the International Forum on Globalization. Speakers include Winona LaDuke, Rep. Frank Hornstein, Victor Menotti and regional leaders in the movements to stop frac-sand mining, bomb trains and oil pipelines. Minnesota is being besieged with new fossil fuel infrastructure that violates the treaty rights of indigenous people and endangers the health of our communities and we are not prepared. Let’s come together and find common spiritual ground from which to address the public policy crisis.

This event is FREE and open to the public, but please register to reserve your spot! The Teach-In begins at 9:00 AM with a lunch by the Sioux Chef (for a small fee) at 12:00 PM.