EU499 O VS: Decolonizing Education (Fall 2026)

Wilfrid Laurier University • Canada, Canada, Canada • Posted June 24, 2026

Location Canada, Canada
Job Type Part-time
Category Postsecondary Teachers
Posted June 24, 2026

Position Summary

: This elective course on Afro-Indigenous, Black-Indigenous, and Black and Indigenous perspectives aims to deepen teacher candidates from all backgrounds with their understanding of the diverse and intersecting histories, identities, and knowledge systems that have long been marginalized in mainstream education. By centering the voices and lived experiences of Afro-Indigenous and Black-Indigenous peoples, the course challenges colonial narratives and fosters critical consciousness around race, Indigeneity, and systemic oppression. Teacher candidates will explore how these communities have historically and presently navigated issues of identity, resistance, and cultural survival, while also learning about the unique contributions they bring to education, community-building, and social justice movements.

Successful candidate will work with the course lead and/or team in order to provide consistency across sections.

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