SOCIOL 4RR3 - Indigenous Peoples and Canada

3 unit(s)

An intensive examination of selected aspects of Indigenous-settler relations in Canada. Topics may include colonization/decolonization, racism/anti-racism, identity politics, Indigenous and treaty rights, Indigenous-settler alliances, and healing and reconciliation (among others). This course also offers unique opportunities for community engagement.
Seminar (three hours); one term
Prerequisite(s): One of SOCIOL 3FF3, 3H06 A/B and enrolment in Level IV of any Honours Sociology program; enrolment in Level IV of the Honours Social Psychology (B.A.) program; enrolment in Level IV of the Indigenous Studies program; or permission of the Department; SOCIOL 2EE3 and/or a background in Indigenous Studies is recommended