A Quebec first: INRS awards honorary doctorate to author and environmental activist Maude Barlow
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Thursday, April 14, 2022
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With an ongoing focus on solidarity, Ms. Barlow has led a remarkable career in service of the environment, social justice, and democracy.
Key Points:
- With an ongoing focus on solidarity, Ms. Barlow has led a remarkable career in service of the environment, social justice, and democracy.
- "Maude Barlow's extensive and successful career has had a tangible impact on communities across Canada and around the world.
- Maude Barlow was initially an advocate for women's rights and gradually shifted her focus to defending access to water as a universal human right.
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By awarding an honorary doctorate to Maude Barlow, INRS wishes to reaffirm its recognition of water access issues and the importance of preserving this essential resource for all forms of life.