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continues Beyond Green’s focus on sustainability and equity education. To that end, Beyond Green seeks to show “Systemic Injustice” at government, corporate, educational and university clients to discuss the human rights inconsistencies of Indigenous mascots, and the culture of Indigenous racism that allows their continued existence. The film will force viewers to consider how their actions derive from traditional racist practices that are, unfortunately, far too commonly accepted but only for Indigenous.

Systemic Injustice details Brad’s experiences fighting Indigenous Mascots and has been at 4 film festivals . The documentary explores the culture of Indigenous Racism that mascots reinforce. “Systemic Injustice” won Best Native American Film at the 2022 Latino and Native American Film Festival and won a special prize at the 41st Paladino d’Oro Sport Film Festival in Palermo, Italy.

It was in the First Nations Film and Video Festival in 2022 and was a finalist at the First-Time Filmmaker Sessions – hosted by Lift-Off Global Network also in 2022. 

 

Beyond Green’s “Going Green to $ave Green” video series can be used by teachers and students to learn the MATH of conservation, and to develop the financial literacy to evaluate whether there are opportunities to Go Green while $aving Green. Ideally, Brad is looking for a partner to help sponsor and provide prizes for a grade 5-10 home energy audit competition. The videos are on Beyond Green’s website: www.beyondgreenconsulting.com/videos

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Podcasts launching

Podcasts In the next couple of weeks I will be Starting two podcasts: Systemic Injustice and Going Green to $ave Green.  The Systemic Injustice podcast

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Another FN Mess

AFN – Another FN mess I wanted to share that I decided to appear on #TalkingTruth to discuss my documentary Systemic Injustice which is available

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Video Series

The Going Green to $ave Green Video Series, trailer above, is an internet-based educational resource that helps teachers improve energy efficiency lessons for k-12 science classrooms.  To do that, Beyond Green developed turnkey video lessons that integrate energy efficiency literacy into classrooms. These lessons build upon Beyond Green‘s focus on sustainability and equity education.

The series teaches the MATH of energy conservation, which are steps required to execute an energy savings opportunity.

  • Measure your energy use,
  • Analyze where you are using too much energy,
  • Target a project for energy reduction, and then
  • Hone-In on new opportunities as they make sense.

The Going Green to $ave Green Video Series integrates with common-core science and sustainability curricula. The videos are 5-to-7-minute lessons that students can watch alone or in a group. They can lead to great discussions and opportunities to continue learning through educational inquiry.

Each video builds upon a student’s educational individual skills to develop skills in math and science to build energy efficiency literacy. It can give students the analytical skills they need to begin to understand the financial consequences of their decisions.https://vimeo.com/566112532?share=copy

Going Green to $ave Green Video Series, sustainability and equity

Sustainability & Equity

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Sustainability

Beyond Green Consulting Inc. produces Sustainability and Equity Education Materials. Beyond Green is a 100% Indigenous-owned company founded by Brad Gallant in Mississauga, Ontario in 2010. 

In 2013, Beyond Green started producing the “Going Green To $ave Green” energy efficiency video series.  The video series focuses on sustainability and equity education and can help teach energy efficiency via the “MATH of Conservation” in schools.

Starting in 2014, Brad used his experience in the Human Rights Process to advocate for the removal of Indigenous Mascots and the racism they promote. Shocked by the profound culture of Indigenous Racism in Canada perpetuated by Mascots, Beyond Green produced the documentary “Systemic Injustice” to explain how mascots contribute to racism. Beyond Green is developing a follow-up docu-series to explain the culture of Indigenous racism in Canada.

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Get Merchandise to support the production costs of “Systemic Injustice” and the “Going Green to $ave Green” video series.