ID302
Indigenous Children and Families
Fall 2023 · Indigenous Children and Family
Topics
- Indigenous childhood and family systems
- colonial disruption and the Sixties Scoop
- resilience and resurgence
- fathers and community care
- healing and ceremony.
Readings
- L. Makokis, ohpikinawasowin: Growing a Child (2020), selected pages.
- Barbara Coloroso, Kids Are Worth It! (1994), chapters 1–2.
- Tom Porter, And Grandma Said… (2008), child-rearing chapter.
- Jessica Ball, Fathering in the Shadows: Indigenous Fathers and Canada’s Colonial Legacies (2007); Indigenous Fathers’ Involvement in Reconstituting Circles of Care (2010).
- Selected screenings: Future History; Foster Child; Mother of Many Children; Finding Dawn; Monkey Beach.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- Public syllabus copy ↗Fall 2023
- Selected assigned readings, not the complete bibliography. Original header identifies Fall 2023 despite inconsistent upload metadata and URL.