INDIGSTU 4024A
0.50 credit · Main
This field course provides students with practical experience working in a local First Nations community on a collaborative project. Centering Indigenous ways of knowing, a major focus is on understanding intersecting cultural, political, ecological, social, and economic factors that shape community life. Topics include Indigenous governance, treaties, and political ecologies.
Any course in Arts and Humanities or Social Science and registration in third or fourth year.
Geography and Environment 4003A/B, the former Geography 3002A/B.
Bi-weekly 3-hour lecture, bi-weekly 3-hour outdoor tutorial. Cross-listed with Geography and Environment 4003A/B.
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