When the World is Ending... Strategies and Practices of Care within Indigenous Futurist Research and Pedagogies

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An apocalypse is usually defined as an ending, a final destruction. Yet the word itself suggests a very particular point of view. If the apocalypse means the end of capitalism, the demise of nation-state sovereignty, and the collapse of colonial law, then we need to ask, apocalypse for whom? As the Anishinaabe filmmaker Lisa Jackson suggests in the quotation above, for Indigenous peoples, sometimes “apocalypse” is a word necessary for articulating new beginnings.

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