TFAC074 - Foundations of Truth and Reconciliation at Work
Course Description
Foundations of Truth and Reconciliation at Work offers you an in-depth exploration of the historical, legal, and socio-cultural aspects of Indigenous-non-Indigenous relations in Canada.
Through interactive modules, you’ll engage with diverse learning resources, reflect on personal biases, and develop empathy and allyship towards Indigenous experiences. You’ll create a personalized reconciliation plan, empowering you to translate knowledge into actionable steps to build reconciliation into your personal and professional life.
Course Outline
In this course, you will:
- Explore Indigenous histories, treaties, and legal frameworks
- Understand and appreciate the ethical implications of Indigenous frameworks and actions
- Engage actively in class discussions to foster a supportive learning environment
- Comprehend and apply concepts related to Indigenous knowledge systems and ways of knowing
- Critically evaluate information and arguments to enhance analytical skills
- Provide coherent analysis to support recommendations, fostering informed decision-making
- Develop effective communication skills in digital and personal contexts
- Acknowledge and respond to emotional dimensions when assessing information and arguments
- Develop cultural competency by engaging with Indigenous perspectives and challenging dominant paradigms
Learner Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous histories, treaties, and legal frameworks
- Appreciate the ethical implications of Indigenous frameworks and actions
- Engage actively in class discussions, fostering a supportive learning environment
- Comprehend and apply concepts related to Indigenous knowledge systems and ways of knowing
- Critically evaluate information and arguments, enhancing analytical skills
- Provide coherent analysis to support recommendations, fostering informed decision-making
- Display effective communication skills in digital and personal contexts
- Acknowledge and respond to emotional dimensions when assessing information and arguments
- Develop cultural competency by engaging with Indigenous perspectives and challenging dominant paradigms
Who It’s For:
This course is ideal for professionals, educators, and individuals who seek to understand and contribute to reconciliation efforts within their personal and professional spheres. It is particularly beneficial for those working in fields related to social justice, education, community development, and human resources.
Learner Effort:
4-6 hours/week
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Truth and Reconciliation at Work Micro-credential : Pre-requisite