In this powerful and deeply reflective conversation, Dr. Tibetha Kemble challenges us to rethink what we believe about colonization, reconciliation, and responsibility.Together, we explore how settler colonialism isn’t just history—it’s an ongoing system that shapes institutions, relationships, and everyday life in ways many of us struggle to see.This episode invites you to move beyond performative actions and into deeper reflection, asking one of the most important—and uncomfortable—questions:👉 What are you willing to lose?Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HCQ4DW87tmAContact Tibetha:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tibetha-kemble-stonechild-phd-37231841/Links and Resources:Len Pierre Consultinghttps://www.lenpierreconsulting.com/Native Land Indigenous Territories Maphttps://native-land.ca/Women and Children's Health Research Institutehttps://www.wchri.org/our-impact/stories/wchri-welcomes-tibetha-kemble-stonechild-as-academic-lead-of-indigenous-womens-health-research/Wâpanachakos Indigenous Health Programhttps://www.ualberta.ca/en/medicine/programs/indigenous-health-program/index.htmlBraiding Sweetgrass By Robin Wall Kimmererhttps://www.robinwallkimmerer.com/books