GRADE 12

Issues of Indigenous Peoples in a Global Context           (University/College)                   NDW 4MR

This course explores various aspects of First Nations, Métis and Inuit leadership, nationhood, and governance. Students will examine how First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples relate to
and negotiate with the government of Canada and other organizations including how traditional beliefs, values and cultures inform models of governance. Students will reflect on their own ideas of civic, economic and cultural leadership as they learn about how individual and community Aboriginal leaders are revitalizing and strengthening their communities.

Prerequisite: Any grade 11 First Nations, Metis and Inuit Studies or any grade 11 U, M or C course in Canadian and World Studies or any grade 11 U, M or C course in Social Sciences and the Humanities.