“Decolonization” generally refers to undoing the vestiges of foreign domination and control in a post-colonial world. It is concerned with priming thought processes in a way that supports the dismantling of both the physical and metaphysical aspects of  oppressive systems and structures. But what does decolonization mean when colonial systems are alive and well and at their apex? How can we visualize the whole of our homeland, our history, our people, and our identity, while at the same time resisting the very real systems aiming to destroy them? This panel of dreamers, designers and believers gives some answers.