The TISN delegation that took place in August was no exception as together we embarked on a journey to unmask and dismantle settler colonialism. Yet as we already know from movements fighting for decolonization and abolition, this work takes a community. It wasn’t just the meetings that were a sign of community work. When I take a step back, I see a much broader story of peacemaking and community building that makes TISN delegations possible in the first place. More than that, our reliance on community and on relationships is how peacemaking happens.