Indigeneity and Decolonization in a North American Context

Issued by York University

The aim of this course is to provide educational disruptions for non-Indigenous people. This will provide non-Indigenous learners a safe-space to unpack and relearn the truth about colonialism and colonial history. Focusing on the never ending colonialism and what is has evolved into.

Type Experience
Level Foundational
Time Months
Cost Free

Skills

Decolonization Studies
Indigeneous Feminist Studies
Indigenous Studies

Earning Criteria

This course explores themes, methods and concepts in Indigenous studies and knowledges in relation to ideas in sociology. Reflecting on social, legal, and historical processes, the course examines the relationships between Indigenous people, the settler state and other social factors. Emphasis will be given to processes and practices of decolonization.