| Winter Term 2026 Ecological (De)colonization - 2023 - ETST 281 |
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Catalog Description : This discussion based course investigates how historical and contemporary environmental injustices are entangled with settler colonialism and extractive capitalism. Through papers, discussions, and presentations, you will come to understand how Indigenous sovereignty and decolonization are fundamentally concerned with land, water, and ecosystems. You will receive an introduction to Indigenous environmental justice, develop a theoretical toolkit to approach topics concerning settler colonialism, and explore political and environmental solutions. Attributes: Cross-Listed Course, Course for First Year Students, GER Dimens Diversity, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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