Typically understood to concern the use of force with the intent of causing harm (see Ross), violence also refers to the use of power to achieve symbolic victories at the expense of others’ freedom, safety, and well-being. This second connotation highlights the violence inherent in processes of settlement, extraction, and nation-building (see Shotwell, Andrialavidrazana, and Davis & Todd in SDUK01) that underwrite the visibly violent processes of genocide and environmental destruction.