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On Thursday, March 4 from 6-7pm PT, 350 Seattle and Mazaska Talks hosted an online teach-in and fundraiser to support the powerful resistance rising up to #StopLine3.

The Line 3 pipeline threatens to cut across sacred lakes, untouched wetlands, and treaty-protected wild rice beds, carrying 915,000 barrels of dirty tar sands crude oil per day and unlocking emissions equivalent to building 50 new coal power plants. That’s more than double the total annual climate pollution emitted in the entire state of Washington.

Day after day, Indigenous water protectors and allies on Anishinaabe lands in so-called Minnesota have been putting their bodies on the line, locking down to excavators and blocking roads, to halt construction of the destructive project. In the last two months alone, more than 130 people have been arrested resisting Line 3.

Watch the video to get an update directly from the frontlines, hear about ongoing legal challenges, learn how to support Indigenous-led resistance camps along the pipeline’s route, and take action demanding that Wall Street #DefundLine3:

Speakers include:
Taysha Martineau (Fond Du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa): Two-spirit Indigenous activist and Founder of Indigenous-led Line 3 resistance camp, Camp Migizi
Bill McKibben: Author, Educator, Environmentalist, and Co-founder of 350.org
Akilah Sanders Reed: Oil-Free Organizer with Power Shift Network and Line 3 Youth Climate Intervenor
Rachel Heaton (Muckleshoot Tribe): Co-founder of Mazaska Talks
Sulakshana, 350 Seattle & Rainforest Action Network

The movement to stop Line 3 is a critical struggle for Indigenous sovereignty and climate justice – and now is the moment to show up for the brave water protectors holding down the frontlines.