Indigenous History, Reconciliation and Relations
After participating in this course, you will be able to:
- Utilize historical and contemporary references of Indigenous Education
- Identify, assess, and evaluate your personal and organizational role in Indigenous reconciliation.
- Engage authentically and effectively with various First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities.
- Be familiar with common terminology regarding corporate and academic language.
- Begin, develop, or expand your reconciliation journey.
Description
Participants of this course will be given the tools and knowledge to authentically engage with Indigenous peoples and communities. This includes an abridged version of history through an Indigenous perspective, reviewing consent protocols when collaborating with various Indigenous partners and stakeholders, as well as addressing common misconceptions, both historically and contemporary.
The course is comprised of multimedia lecture-style modules with discussion opportunities to maximize learning outcomes.
Course Outline
- Module 1: Indigenous history - Circa 1492 to 2023. (3hrs)
- Module 2: Addressing Negative Stigmas and Stereotypes (3hrs)
- Module 3: Building Authentic Indigenous Relations (3hrs)
Who Should Attend
This course has been designed for individuals, organizations, corporations, and/or institutions undertaking the journey of reconciliation in Canada.
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COURSE CREDIT
Almost all of EPIC's courses offer :
- Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and
- Professional Development Hours (PDHs)
These course credits will help attendees earn training requirements for their associations or provincial governing bodies.
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