In a thought-provoking discussion, John Fullerton, a former JPMorgan Chase executive turned sustainability advocate, leads the charge alongside Deseree Fontenot, who champions community-driven economic initiatives. Ander Exteberria highlights the power of cooperatives, particularly through the Mondragon model, while Corrina Gould emphasizes indigenous rights and economic equity. Regan Pritzker and Mateo Nube explore innovative approaches to wealth redistribution. Marjorie Kelly brings in the concept of regenerative economics, urging a fundamental shift towards sustainable practices.

Corrina Gould, a land rematriation advocate, discusses settler responsibility and reciprocity. Topics include reclaiming ancestral land in the Bay Area, relearning history for land restoration, settler responsibility and the Shoumi land tax, indigenous land trusts, preserving sacred shell mounds, and indigenous sovereignty and liberation.