Emma Lui
Emma Lui is an activist, writer and researcher. She is co-founder of the La Pêche Coalition for a Green New Deal and a member of Cooperative Biblioterre, the Ottawa Water Study/Action Group and the La Pêche Women's March Network. As a Craniosacral Therapist and Holistic Health Practitioner, she works from a healing justice lens and at the intersections of health, burnout, trauma and justice. Emma was the water campaigner for the Council of Canadians for nine years and supported water justice struggles across northern Turtle Island. She is a contributor to the book 'Corporatizing Canada: Making Business out of Public Service.' She lives near Wakefield, QC on the traditional, unceded and unsurrendered territories of the Algonquin Nation.

Why Algonquins protest to protect moose
Protecting water in a post-capitalist economy
How the water justice movement is challenging extractivism in Canada
The water justice movement's fight against commodification and extractivism
Six Nations youth leads protest against Nestlé water operation in Ontario
B.C.'s thirsty LNG industry is a threat to water supplies
How much would it cost Trudeau to implement the right to water?
What the drought warnings across Canada are telling us
Nestlé still pumping after Ontario water permit expired two years ago
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