The Aqueduct Between Us (audio documentary)

On this episode of the Comrade's Classroom Podcast, we've turned one of our favorite documentaries into an audio episode for our listeners. 'The Aqueduct Between Us' is a film project that documents radical oral histories about water in los angeles county as told by the Indigenous people of tovaangar (los angeles) and payahuunadü (the owens valley). This documentary was directed by Annie Mendoza, a Ph.D student in Urban Planning at the University of california, los angeles and is guided by the knowledge, histories, and futurities of Indigenous elders of the Tovaangar and Payahuunadu regions.   To support the Indigenous Elders whose collective knowledge made this project possible, please consider donating to or sharing one of the following fundraising requests. Here at The People's Coalition, we send our love, gratitude, and thanks to the Indigenous Elders who have continued to lay the foundation for our struggle against settler-colonialism—they are and always will be the protectors of our future generations. The Comrades Classroom is a political education project put on by members of the People's Coalition in North Orange County, to find out more about the work we do please visit us on Instagram or Twitter. Be on the lookout for our website that will be released in the coming weeks. Solidarity with our African and Indigenous relatives.