LAW631I

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LAW631I - The Role of Indigenous Organizations in Native Nation Building

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Course ID

040995

Course Description

This course examines Indigenous organizations and Indigenous organizational concepts through the lens of Native Nation building. It seeks to discuss the role of community-based organizations (Indigenous-led and Indigenous-serving) as key stakeholders in the nation building process. We will introduce a regional, national, and global perspective to Indigenous organizations (via networks and intermediaries) as socio-political actors within Indigenous communities that effectuate change. Students will walk away with a framework for assessing social and institutional environments that acknowledges the value of Indigenous organizations and community building.

Min Units

1

Max Units

1

Repeatable for Credit

No

Grading Basis

PNP - Pass/Fail

Career

Law

Course Requisites

May be convened with

Component

Lecture

Optional Component

No