Course Details

This course will examine the effects of colonization and the relationship between justice and public safety personnel and Aboriginal peoples. This course will focus on the historical, economical, social and psychological affects intervention has had on Canada's Aboriginal peoples. Learners will examine the affects of Colonization; the introduction of diseases; the Indian Act; residential schools; the child welfare systems and other associated topics. Learners will also explore the characteristics, dynamics and motivations of both victims and offenders of abuse and violence. Learners will be able to apply their communication skills and knowledge to these situations through role-play.

    Prerequisites

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