Explore reconciliation and Indigenous relations in social work at Wilfrid Laurier University, Brantford, in Fall 2026. This in-person course highlights Indigenous healing methodologies and colonial histories.

SK311 BR2 at the Faculty of Social Work provides essential insights into the historical impacts on First Nations communities in Canada. In this undergraduate course, students will examine the role of social work in colonial dynamics, fostering a critical understanding of decolonization processes and Indigenous perspectives. The course emphasizes holistic healing practices relevant to social work.

Key Responsibilities:



• Deliver engaging lectures on Indigenous social work relations • Facilitate discussions regarding historical colonial impacts • Guide students in exploring Indigenous worldviews and healing methodologies • Assess student understanding and participation in class • Collaborate with academic department to enhance course content

Requirements: • Bachelor's degree in helping professions required • Indigenous instructor preferred with relevant knowledge • Practice experience in social work or related fields • Candidates must submit required assessment documentation • Evidence of previous teaching excellence is beneficial

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📌 Indigenous Social Work Relations Course (Winnipeg)
🏢 Wilfrid Laurier University
📍 Winnipeg