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SWP 435

Indigenous Approaches to Social Work

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

The course introduces students to challenges confronted by contemporary Indigenous Peoples in Canada. Indigenous perspectives on the origins of these challenges and their resolution will be examined in the context of Indigenous self-determination. Students will examine the importance of worldviews, identity, and values of Indigenous Peoples and themselves in the provision of services. Indigenous perspectives on the role of "helper", "healer", and "ally" will also be addressed.

Prerequisites & course information

prerequisites: ( CMN 100 , SWP 302 and SWP 335 ) or ( SWP 201 , SWP 302 and SWP 335 )

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