Indigenous Womxn in Canada

1.5 credits · Undergraduate

Introduces a wide range of themes and issues relating to the contemporary and historical experience of Indigenous womxn in Canada. Illuminates Indigenous womxn's sovereignty and the settler coloniality of Canada and womxn’s gendered experience of colonization and decolonization across historical and nation-specific contexts. Explores womxn’s sovereignty and social justice movements, their cultural and political endurance, resistance, and regeneration as well as the philosophies, ethics, and values of their particular Indigeneities and nations.