July 11 – August 2, 2025
This course will introduce you to the principles of human rights, diversity and social inclusion as well as the international and national laws and policies that have been developed to guide human interactions. You’ll be provided with opportunities to explore your own personal locations while examining concepts related to colonization, power, privilege and oppression while simultaneously expanding your understanding of the theoretical and applied aspects of social justice, anti-racist and anti-oppression (including indigenous, feminist and critical race theories) that are central to effective engagement in dialogues of community and practices of community development.
You’ll learn how to:
This program is right for you if:
What will you be able to do after this course?