Carleton University · SOWK 5094

Indigenous Practice for Social Work

Credits : 0.5 creditReference year : 2026-27

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Relational understandings within Indigenous communities within the context of current political and social issues. Interconnected ideas of peoples, land, community, and governance within Indigenous societies are foundational. Indigenous knowledge based interventions in concert with social work practice are explored.

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Relational understandings within Indigenous communities within the context of current political and social issues. Interconnected ideas of peoples, land, community, and governance within Indigenous societies are foundational. Indigenous knowledge based interventions in concert with social work practice are explored.

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