Part Two expands the conversation with a dynamic Indian Country roundtable featuring leaders from the Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy, the Native American Agriculture Fund, and Groundswell. Together, the panel explores what it actually takes to build trust, move beyond transactional partnerships, and support Indigenous-led solutions in energy, food systems, and community resilience.
From redefining resilience as remembrance, to centering sovereignty and seven-generation decision-making, this episode surfaces hard-earned wisdom about collaboration, accountability, and showing up in right relation. The discussion challenges institutions and partners to slow down, listen deeply, and meet communities where they are—not where systems expect them to be. This is a candid, necessary conversation about power, partnership, and the future of Indigenous self-determination.