INDG 1000
Mi’kma’ki
This course will provide a grounding in the unceded territory of Mi’kma’ki and the broader Wabanaki Confederacy from the perspective of the Mi’kmaq (also called the L'nu'k). Drawing on disciplines including history, geography, and sociology, the course will support students to make connections between territory and Mi’kmaw language, culture, and identity. This course will prepare students to pursue work in Indigenous Studies by providing a grounding in the territory from the perspective of its First People. FORMATS: Lecture | Discussion
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027