INDIGSTU 4142F
0.50 credit · Main
This course explores decolonial theory and praxis as a conceptual foundation to building relationship with the land and confronting entrenched colonial power relations. The course considers decoloniality through Black, Indigenous, and queer land-based practices and movements that focus on a transformational re-centering of noncolonial ways of knowing, being, and doing
Any course in Arts and Humanities or Information and Media Studies or Social Science or Social Justice and Peace Studies (King’s) and registration in third year or higher.
2 lecture hours, 1 outdoor tutorial hour.
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