Coursera
Discover how climate change affects indigenous peoples and local communities differently in this insightful online course. Delve into debates surrounding the impacts of climate change on these groups, understand their unique adaptations, and learn effective ways to include their voices in climate change research and policy-making.
Coursera
Discover the intricate relationship between religion, culture, and ecology through an immersive exploration of Indigenous perspectives. This course unravels the ways in which traditional religious beliefs have shaped sustainable living practices and inspired modern ecological movements.
Coursera
Dive deep into the rich tapestry of Indigenous history and contemporary issues in Canada through 'Indigenous Canada'. This comprehensive course offers a unique Indigenous perspective on key topics ranging from historical contexts to modern-day challenges. Over 12 engaging lessons, you'll explore national and local Indigenous-settler relations, gaining critical insights that are essential for understanding Canada's complex social fabric.
Coursera
Dive into the fascinating world of Arctic economies with our exclusive 3-week MOOC. This collaborative course between the University of Alberta and UiT The Arctic University of Norway investigates the economic challenges faced by Indigenous, North American, Russian, and Nordic Arctic communities in a rapidly globalizing world. Learn about their adaptation strategies while preserving cultural traditions.
Coursera
Dive into a critical examination of U.S. society as a current settler colonial nation with this enlightening teach-out. Gain insights into the lives and cultures of contemporary Indigenous Peoples/Native Nations and understand how settler colonialism affects everyone today.
EdX
Embark on a transformative journey with 'Indigenous Languages: From Policy and Planning to Implementation and Assessment'. This course equips learners with essential skills and knowledge to effectively develop, implement, and assess language revitalization plans. Designed for educators, community leaders, and enthusiasts alike, this program explores the intricacies of indigenous language preservation and transmission across generations.
EdX
Embark on a transformative journey with 'Reconciliation Through Indigenous Education' – an online course designed to weave Indigenous histories, perspectives, worldviews, and learning approaches into the fabric of our daily lives and professional environments. This course is perfect for educators, community leaders, and anyone committed to fostering reconciliation and inclusivity.
FutureLearn
Embark on a three-week journey through New Zealand's past with 'New Zealand History, Culture and Conflict: A Museum Perspective'. This course offers an in-depth look at how exploration, colonization, and conflict have shaped the nation’s cultural identity. By examining Te Papa Tongarewa’s collections of artefacts and treasures, you'll gain insights into pivotal historical moments that have contributed to New Zealand's unique national consciousness.
FutureLearn
Explore the rich traditions of Te Ao Māori, a Māori world view that offers unique insights into sustainability. This four-week course will guide you through understanding and applying indigenous perspectives to tackle environmental challenges effectively.