This week’s episode of One Dish One Mic was pre-recorded in two parts, and videos were posted to Facebook

Part 1: Mohawk storyteller and water activist Layla Staats #BoilAlert
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Part 2: Sean Vanderklis and Karl Dockstader dig into what’s happening along these borders on Turtle Island—how it affects Haudenosaunee and Indigenous travellers, and why these incidents should concern all of us.

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#OneDishOneMic #BorderCrossing #ICE #FuckICE

I sat down with Mohawk storyteller and water activist Layla Staats to talk about Boil Alert, the powerful 2023 documentary that follows her work bringing the human impact of water insecurity in Indigenous communities to the forefront. You can catch Layla in person this Sunday as she introduces Boil Alert at 7 p.m. at The Film House in the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre - St. Catharines. This is all part of Art in Action, a 10-day celebration of creativity and climate awareness featuring Edward Burtynsky's In the Wake of Progress Hear our full conversation on One Dish, One Mic on 610 CKTB this weekend. | One Dish, One Mic

I sat down with Mohawk storyteller and water activist Layla Staats to talk about Boil Alert, the powerful 2023 documentary that follows her work bringing the human impact of water insecurity in...

TIFF 2023: ‘Boil Alert’ doc examines most ‘egregious’ water crisis examples in North America
Throughout the film, Staats shares her own personal battles as a person reconnecting with her Mohawk identity.
#globalnews #Entertainment #BoilAlert #Boilalertdocumentary #Documentary
https://globalnews.ca/news/9957082/boil-alert-documentary-water-crisis-north-america/
TIFF 2023: ‘Boil Alert’ doc examines most ‘egregious’ water crisis examples in North America

Throughout the film, Staats shares her own personal battles as a person reconnecting with her Mohawk identity.

Global News
TIFF 2023: ‘Boil Alert’ doc examines most ‘egregious’ water crisis examples in North America
Throughout the film, Staats shares her own personal battles as a person reconnecting with her Mohawk identity.
#globalnews #Entertainment #BoilAlert #Boilalertdocumentary #Documentary
https://globalnews.ca/news/9957082/boil-alert-documentary-water-crisis-north-america/
TIFF 2023: ‘Boil Alert’ doc examines most ‘egregious’ water crisis examples in North America

Throughout the film, Staats shares her own personal battles as a person reconnecting with her Mohawk identity.

Global News

Layla Staats visits Indigenous communities in Canada and the United States that suffer boil water advisories for the new documentary Boil Alert.

The film will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Executive producer Stevie Salas (RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked The World) hopes a look at the Third World conditions in First World countries will open some eyes to clean water inequities.

https://windspeaker.com/news/windspeaker-news/new-doc-premiere-tiff-shines-spotlight-clean-water-inequities-faced-first

#Indigenous #FirstNations #water #film #TIFF #BoilAlert #documentary

New doc to premiere at TIFF shines spotlight on clean water inequities faced by First Nations

The struggle faced by First Nation communities to access clean, potable water is highlighted in a film that will have its world premiere Sept. 15 at the Toronto International Film Festival. Boil Alert is a documentary focused on activist Layla Staats from Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario. Staats visits Indigenous communities in both Canada and the United States that have boil water advisories. While she gains a better understanding about those clean water challenges, Staats also discovers a few things about herself during her travels.

Windspeaker.com