Online Modules Bias and Microaggressions: Impact, Prevention and Intervention Building Inclusivity Through Anti-Racism Historical Review of Racism in Canada Transforming Power and Privilege Unpacking and Addressing 2SLGBTQIA+ Oppression Unpacking and Addressing Ableism Unpacking and Addressing Ageism Unpacking and Addressing Anti-Asian Racism Unpacking and Addressing Anti-Black Racism Unpacking and Addressing Anti-Indigenous Racism Unpacking and Addressing Antisemitism Unpacking and Addressing Islamophobia Unpacking and Addressing Sexism and Misogyny

Unpacking and Addressing Anti-Indigenous Racism

This module explores the manifestations of racism and discrimination against Indigenous Peoples in Canada, examining how they appear across institutional, systemic, and interpersonal contexts. Participants will learn to identify and challenge harmful myths and misconceptions that perpetuate anti-Indigenous racism while developing concrete strategies to take meaningful action in personal, professional, and community settings. This e-learning module also encourages ongoing learning and active engagement in efforts to decolonize systems and support Indigenous rights and sovereignty.

By the end of this module, you will be able to:

Describe how racism and discrimination against Indigenous Peoples in Canada manifest across interpsetonal, institutional and systemic contexts
Identiy and challenge harmful myths and misconceptions that perpetuate anti-Indigenous racism
Explain how ongoing efforts to decolonize systems relate to supporting Indigenous rights and soverignty
Demonstrate approaches to allyship by identifying actions that support Indigenous communities and contribute to respectful, accountable relationships

Program Information

This module counts toward the Anti-Oppression Certificate Program offered by the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at Western
This module is offered in an asynchronous format; 100% online
This module takes approximately 2 hours to complete
This module is free for all Western students and employees

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