Winona LaDuke stepping down from Honor the Earth
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Winona LaDuke steps down as leader of Honor the Earth
PONSFORD, Minn. — Winona LaDuke has stepped down as the leader of a Native American environmental group she founded 30 years ago, a resignation that came just days after a jury sided with a former employee in a sexual harassment case. Honor the Earth co-executive director Krystal Two Bulls made the announcement in a statement on the organization’s website Wednesday. Winona LaDuke has stepped down as the leader of a Native American environmental …
Winona LaDuke resigns from Honor the Earth - Minnesota Reformer
Winona LaDuke, founder and then-executive director of Honor the Earth, speaks about a protest march on June 7, 2021, to stop construction of Enbridge's Line 3 pipeline project in northern Minnesota. Photo by Mary Annette Pember/Indian Country Today.This story first appeared in Indian Country Today. .singleRepublisherRow {display:none;} Longtime environmental activist Winona LaDuke resigned as executive director of the nonprofit environmental j…
Winona LaDuke resigns from Honor the Earth
Longtime environmental activist steps down after $750k court judgment in sexual harassment lawsuitRichard Arlin WalkerSpecial to ICTLongtime environmental activist Winona LaDuke resigned as executive director of the nonprofit environmental justice group she founded, Honor the Earth, four days after a jury ordered the organization to pay $750,000 in a sexual harassment lawsuit.The organization announced LaDuke’s resignation on its website Wednesd…
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