Many Strong Voices at COP 15 Copenhagen

During the 15th Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, MSV organised and participated in various side events and activities.

See news snippets from the media and MSV partners at Copenhagen in December 2009:

The Resilience Alliance features Portraits of Resilience at Copenhagen on their website - 20 December 2009

MSV Ambassador Sheila Watt-Cloutier delivers a panel presentation, Indigenous Peoples' Day PDF format PDF (80 kb) - National Musem, Copenhagen, 12 December 2009

Sheila Watt-Cloutier & Ronald Jumeau write an MSV opinion editorial to major newspapers PDF format PDF (54 kb) - Copenhagen, 11 December 2009

Portraits of Resilience Exhibit Gives a Voice to Arctic Communities - Copenhagen, 10 December 2009

Welcoming Remarks to the Portraits of Resilience Exhibition Opening - Copenhagen, 10 December 2009

European Environment Agency profiles Many Strong Voices on their website - Copenhagen, 10 December 2009

"Global climate change deal won't please everyone: Indigenous reps nervous about outcomes of talks" - Nunatsiaq Online, 9 December 2009

New MSV Brochure is launched at the COP, and is available online!

A full schedule of MSV events and links during COP 15 can be found below:

PDF format PDF  Download  the full schedule of MSV Events and links

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