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Indigenous-related resources

It would be great if we could all work directly with Indigenous peoples to design and deliver courses, but that's not possible. If you have the means and funds to shape these direct collaborations, by all means go ahead and get them started. If not, there are tons of resources developed by Indigenous scholars that have been made available to us to use, for free. We should use them. 

Teaching-related guides

• The Indigenous Knowledge Implementation Packsack: A Handbook for Embedding Indigenous Ways of Knowing in Your Teaching

Sites with information/data to work with in your courses:

• Assembly of First Nations: Promoting the physical, mental, spiritual and emotional well-being of First Nations 
• National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health: NCCIH Knowledge Resources & Publications 
• Statista: Indigenous health in Canada - Statistics & Facts 

 

Courses you and your students can take: 

• Indigenous Health and Wellness, Advocacy, and Allyship MOOC by Athabasca University
• 4 Seasons of Reconciliation Modules 
• Connecting for Climate Change Active Course by Western 
• Indigenous Canada Course by University of Alberta