Join Wilfrid Laurier University in Fall 2026 to teach an impactful course on Reconciliation and Indigenous-Social Work Relations. This in-person lecture will deepen understanding of colonial histories. SK311 BR2, part of the BSW Program, offers an exploration of the colonial processes affecting First Nations communities and the social work profession's role.

The course aims to promote reconciliation by analyzing past injustices and fostering awareness of Indigenous knowledge and healing practices. It is designed for those preparing for careers in work with Indigenous peoples. Key Responsibilities:
Lead lectures focusing on social work and Indigenous relations
Encourage student engagement through interactive dialogues




Evaluate student assignments and provide constructive feedback
Research and integrate relevant Indigenous perspectives
Coordinate with faculty to adapt course materials as needed Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in relevant fields is essential
Indigenous candidates with specialized knowledge preferred
Previous teaching experience highly regarded
Able to provide verification of qualifications
References and teaching evidence must be included Teach future social workers about the significance of reconciliation and understanding Indigenous perspectives in social work practices.

📌 Reconciliation In Social Work Education Brantford (Canada)
🏢 Wilfrid Laurier University
📍 Canada