The painful history of colonialism taught us that the way forward depended on our own people and our collective knowledge and social interaction.

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Watching Donald Trump take a victory lap following his peace agreement in Gaza was hard for me to stomach.

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It was all about him — the other world leaders present were merely props and there is no realistic path forward.

The Israelis and Palestinians might as well not exist, since they played little role in the peace process.

For all my professional life, I have either been a witness or a participant to change. Real change comes from the people. It works its way from the bottom up. A white knight riding to the rescue supported by a group of elites simply doesn’t work.

In the past 50 years, Indigenous people have seen education go from boarding schools to university, and economic development that consisted of a trapper’s grubstake to multi-million dollar corporations in the resource sector.

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