Dr. Lisa K. Taylor is a full professor in the School of Education, Bishop's University, Quebec whose students are primarily future teachers. Grounded in social justice education, decolonial, feminist, and cultural studies, her teaching and research ask what it means to remember the past and honour the lives of others, especially from tangled histories and involving difficult emotions of complicity. She explores practices of narrative and aesthetic memory as part of a collective project of building a vigilant, life-affirming public sphere. Current projects focus on decolonizing teacher education through pedagogies of witnessing testimony of Indian Residential School survivors in dialogue with Indigenous educators' frameworks of Story and relationality.