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JENNIFER VEILLEUX, PHD

Geographer | Artist

Indigenous-centered water security in the Mni Sosa/Missouri River Basin

Publications

2023

SIWI Report. Yaa Heen Koosge: Indigenous Peoples and Water Wisdom: Water governance from an indigenous perspective; exploring key values, concepts, and approaches that underlie how Indigenous Peoples’ interact and relate with water.

2020

Spotted Eagle, Faith & Veilleux, Jennifer. Relationship-based Water Management. American Water Resources Association IMPACT Q1 2021.

2018

Veilleux, Jennifer. "Water Security vs. Hydrofracking: A Case of Human Rights in the USA" Center for Human & Nature.

2017

Veilleux, Jennifer. Aquatic Systems Connectivity and the Case of Standing Rock: the Need for Indigenous Knowledge Inclusion to Close the Policy and Culture Gap. Water Resources IMPACT. March.

2016

White Paper: Water Security Threats to the Missouri River Basin from the Dakota Access Pipeline Oil Infrastructure Development

In the news

2016

Beauchamp, Nike Knight, "Beyond Standing Rock: Communities Along DAPL Route Fear for Drinking Water" Common Dreams December 16, 2016

2016

Gilpin, Lyndsey, "These maps help fill the gaps on the Dakota Access Pipeline: Meet the researcher mapping the threats to water security." High Country News November 5, 2016

2016

Hussein, Selma, "How a South Florida scientist and lawyer are standing with Standing Rock" Sun Sentinel November 29, 2016

2017

Natalie Kivell, "RadioActive Podcaset – Water science and water protectors: talking global context and Standing Rock with Jennifer Veilleux" University of Miami November 2016

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