There's a lot that non-natives can do: know the history of the land, know the protocols of the land, respect the protocols in the communities  and the territories that we live on, educate ourselves and educate other people  about the history of colonialism, hold our own governments accountable, a lot of Indigenous communities are very clear and saying  "this is not my government system, this is your government system, you're responsible for holding these governments to account"; um, the principle , y'know, I'm in B.C., which is un-ceded land, there's no treaties, for people who do come from treaty territories to know the treaties, and honour the treaties, and respect the settler side of the treaties; um, those are really key. 