Canadian History Through the Lens of Indigenous Women

Winter Cohort - starts December 21st

Canadian History Through the Lens of Indigenous Women consists of four 2-hour modules that bring learners on a journey through the 1700’s to present day through sharing the history of the creation of Canada through Indigenous women’s worldviews, knowledge, and lived experiences.

Many Canadians have not had the opportunity to learn about our shared history through the lens of Indigenous women and expand their worldview by being informed by the original Matriarchs of the lands often referred to as Canada. This learning journey will share facts, insights, and stories of Indigenous women and the unfortunate history (and ongoing reality) of colonisation as it relates to Indigenous Peoples and women.

Learners are guaranteed to be on an impactful journey when they sign up for this course and will gain knowledge that will inform them on how to be a meaningful part of the reconciliation movement in their personal and professional lives.

The Winter 2024 Cohort starts December 21st, 2024.

This course includes online access to four 2-2.5 hour modules and two scheduled live group Zoom calls with Chastity Davis-Alphonse. This course takes approximately 8-12 hours to complete.