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$100.00
Bear Standing Tall Cultural Awareness Training
Welcome! This course is designed to increase participants' understanding of Indigenous culture and history, as well as provide practical tools for building meaningful relationships with Indigenous Peoples. The course is particularly relevant for Canadians and newcomers to Canada who are interested in learning more about Indigenous history and culture, and who wish to contribute to reconciliation efforts. Throughout the course, participants will explore key topics such as the history of Indigenous Peoples in Canada, the impact of colonialism and Residential Schools, the importance of language and ceremony, and the diversity of Indigenous cultures across the country. Participants are encouraged to hold space for discussions and activities that encourage reflection on their own biases and assumptions, and provide practical strategies for building meaningful relationships with Indigenous Peoples. By the end of the course, participants will have a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture and history, as well as practical tools for engaging in meaningful reconciliation efforts. This course is an important step towards building a more inclusive and equitable society for all Canadians.
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Intro
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Welcome
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Learning Outcomes
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Pre-Survey to Cultural Awareness Training
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Good Relations
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Quote: Senator Murray Sinclair
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Contact
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Quiz
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Doctrine of Discovery and “Terra Nullius” (1493) Pt I
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Doctrine of Discovery Pt II
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Quiz
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Mi'Kmaq leader welcomes French (1605)
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Quiz
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The Fur Trade and the Royal Charter (1670)
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Quiz
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Smallpox Blankets Given to Indigenous Peoples (1763)
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Quiz
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The Royal Proclamation (1763)
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Quiz
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Killing of Buffalo to Restrict Access to Food (1800's)
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quiz
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Métis: Manitoba Emerges out of the Red River Resistance (1870)
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quiz
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The Pass System
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quiz
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Inuit "a Federal Responsibility" (1924-1929)
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quiz
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E-Numbers (1940's - 1970's)
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quiz
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Sixties Scoop (1959)
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quiz
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Nunavut Territory is Created (1959)
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quiz
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Starlight Tours (2000s)
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quiz
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Commission of Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls (2016)
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quiz
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Exoneration of Tsilhqot’in Chiefs hanged in 1864 (2018)
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quiz
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Boil Water Advisories in Indigenous Communities
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quiz
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Housing Crisis - Attawapiskat, Kashechewan, Big Trout Lake
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quiz
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High victimization Rates Among Indigenous Women
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quiz
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Overrepresentation in Prison System
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quiz
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Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) Pipeline
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quiz
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The First Residential School (1828)
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quiz
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Indian Residential School System Formally Established (1883)
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The Last Residential Schools (1996)
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quiz
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Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (2007)
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quiz
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Statement of Apology to Residential School Survivors (2008)
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quiz
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Truth & Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Final Report (2015)
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quiz
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Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (1994)
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quiz
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Bill C-262 (2018)
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Early Treaties (1600-1763)
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Two Row Wampum (1613)
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quiz
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Robinson Treaties (1850)
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quiz
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The Douglas Treaties (1850-1854)
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quiz
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First Nations Granted the Right to Vote (1960)
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quiz
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The Numbered Treaties (1871 - 1920)
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The White Paper (1969)
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quiz
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Idle No More (2012)
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A Matter of National and Constitutional Import (2016)
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quiz
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Recognition and Implementation of Indigenous Rights Framework (2018)
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Oka Resistance (1990)
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The Royal Commission on Aboriginal People (1996)
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quiz
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The Delgamuukw Decision (1997)
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quiz
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Nisga'a Final Agreement (1998)
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quiz
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History of the Indian Act (1876 - 1985)
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quiz
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A National Crime (1927)
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quiz
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Canadian Constitution; Section 35 (1982)
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quiz
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Nunavut Land Claim Agreement (1993)
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quiz
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Meet Fred and Freda
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Freds tacky tie
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Everyone is welcome at Pow- Wow's
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Lunch & Learn
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Respectful Language videos
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Post-Survey Cultural Awareness Training
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Completion
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Respectful Language
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300 Ways to Ally with Indigenous Peoples
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Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action
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Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Resources
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Links to videos and more great information
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Video: What is Orange Shirt Day?
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Congratulations!
By taking this powerful course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of Indigenous Peoples in Canada. This knowledge will help you to appreciate and respect the diversity and richness of Indigenous cultures, as well as deepen your understanding of the challenges faced by Indigenous Peoples. Practical Tools for Building Relationships: The course provides practical tools for building meaningful relationships with Indigenous Peoples. You will learn strategies for engaging in respectful and collaborative partnerships, which can help to foster positive and productive relationships with Indigenous communities. Reconciliation: The course is an important step towards reconciliation efforts in Canada. By increasing your understanding of Indigenous culture and history, you can contribute to the ongoing process of reconciliation, and help to build a more inclusive and equitable society for all Canadians. Professional Development: The course can also be valuable for your professional development. With the increasing focus on diversity and inclusion in the workplace, the knowledge and skills gained in this course can help you to be a more effective and culturally sensitive colleague, manager, or business owner. Overall, taking the Indigenous Awareness Cultural Sensitivity Training course can provide you with a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture and history, practical tools for building relationships, and opportunities to contribute to reconciliation efforts in Canada.