Canadian History through the Lens of Indigenous Women
This four-part course takes you on a journey into Canada’s history through the voices and perspectives of Indigenous women.
Through four 2-hour modules, you’ll explore the worldviews, knowledge, and experiences of the Matriarchs of this land, uncovering stories often overlooked in traditional narratives.
This course addresses the history and ongoing impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples, particularly women, and provides essential facts and insights that broaden your understanding of Canada’s shared history. By the end, you’ll be better equipped to contribute meaningfully to reconciliation in your personal and professional life.
Join us for a transformative learning experience that deepens your connection to the land and its original caretakers.
Current Course Offering
Begins Sept 27, 2026
Future Co-hort
Winter Cohort Begins Dec 20, 2026
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WINTER 2026 Canadian History Through the Lens of Indigenous Women (Cohort 21)
CourseThis course brings 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. The Spring 2026 Cohort Begins on March 23, 2026
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