Jonathan Cordero, Executive Director of the Association of Ramaytush Ohlone and an Indigenous scholar, discusses vital perspectives on Indigenous sovereignty and cultural resurgence. He highlights how Indigenous knowledge challenges capitalism and colonialism, advocating for decolonization and cultural integrity. Cordero explores the importance of land relationships and language in preserving identity, while also outlining urban initiatives for ecological and social equity. His insights inspire a transformative vision for a harmonious future rooted in Indigenous epistemologies.

Dr. Jonathan Cordero discusses how indigenous epistemologies challenge capitalism and colonialism, emphasizing the importance of indigeneity and sovereignty. Topics include decolonization, settler colonialism, and the inspiration behind the work of the Association of Ramaytush Ohlone. The podcast explores the significance of indigenous knowledge in reshaping societal structures, the influence on ecological restoration, and the importance of tribal governance in preserving indigenous spirituality.