Podchat 36 | Building Reciprocity & Right Relationship as Settlers with Julian Hockin-Grant

What does Indigenous Stewardship look like in the modern age?

How can Settler communities form Right Relationship with their Indigenous neighbours?

How can participating in the potlatch economy give us hope for a different, post-capitalist future?

I sat down with Julian Hockin-Grant, founder of Allied Certifications, to answer all of these questions, and talk all about his role in helping to establish the Tribal Parks Allies program, what it entails, different visions of the future, and ways we can all work to build reciprocal relationships with our lands, waters, and each other.

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