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Course Description

Through a critical examination of settler colonialism within social, political, and economic systems, this module explores the relationships between identity and race, power, and privilege. This module will help demonstrate how to meaningfully engage with and support decolonizing practices, actions, and knowledge.  

Course Outline

This module will: 

  • Explore and deepen the concepts of solidarity, allyship, and action 

  • Discuss the presentation and interrelativity of race, power, and privilege in modern society 

  • Builds upon knowledge of structural, systemic, and institutional racism

Learner Outcomes

Participants will: 

  • Critically examine the relationships between race, power, and privilege 

  • Explore one's relationships with current and historical systems 

  • Strengthen their understanding of solidarity and activism

Notes

This workshop is developed and delivered by the Centre for Indigegogy. To learn more about the Centre for Indigegogy, please visit our website wlu.ca/fsw/indigegogy. 

Due to the sensitive nature of our programming, we do not permit Zoom recordings or the use of AI note-taking technology.  

Questions? Please contact us at indigegogy@wlu.ca. 

Applies Towards the Following Certificates

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Section Title
Decolonizing Education Certificate, Module 6 "Race, Power and Privilege"
Type
Remote
Days
Th, F
Time
9:00AM to 4:30PM
Dates
Mar 05, 2026 to Mar 06, 2026
Schedule and Location
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Total Hours
14.0
Course Fee(s)
Course Fee non-credit $520.00
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