The Faculty of Native Studies offers continuing education programming for a broad range of professionals and lifelong learners. Courses have been designed to build specialized and enduring skills and competencies for application in a wide array of professions and settings.
- Tackling Structural Racism is a new online micro-course that is self-paced (asynchronous), so you can learn flexibly at your own pace.
Grounded in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, Tackling Structural Racism introduces key anti-racism concepts that are applied to various sectors (education, social services, and the policing and legal system). By using real world case studies and Indigenous led content, this micro-course points to successful efforts to tackle issues related to structural racism in Canada.
- Countering Stereotypes of Indigenous Peoples is a new online micro credential series that is self-paced (asynchronous), so you can learn at your own pace.
The first micro credential in the series, Foundations of Stereotypes: Systems Thinking, outlines how the brain develops and perpetuates anti-Indigenous stereotypes within North America’s settler colonial context. Course material covers basic steps to interrupt those stereotypes when they arise.
Register now to earn certificates from Native Studies
Questions? Contact nsonline@ualberta.ca
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