The institutions that we have long relied on to sustain knowledge, higher education, and even data are under attack. As digital humanists and citizens of the world, we have an important choice to make: do we keep reproducing the extractive and colonial systems in which we work, or should we build something else? Risam will argue for an approach to digital humanities that is grounded in justice, tying access to accountability, repair to care, and scholarship to solidarity. The choices we make about digital accessibility, inclusive platforms, and the role of equity and diversity in our work will determine which types of knowledge persist in a world unmade and whose voices and stories survive for the future.