A compassionate approach to Indigenous Justice in Canada.
The aim of this course is to provide a compassionate approach to Indigenous Justice in Canada. Based on chapters from the Durvile True Cases books, this course contains stories by Justice John Vertes, Jonathan Rudin, Senator Kim Pate, Jennifer Briscoe, Catherine Dunn, and Doug Heckbert. As a collective, their essays reflect on ways to include Indigenous values within the justice system; and to find a way forward to decrease the rate of victimization, crime and incarceration among Indigenous people.
This program contains 3 hours and 30 minutes of EDI professionalism content.
7 activities • 7 videos • duration: 3h 29m
Durvile & UpRoute Books, a Canadian indie press, publishes print books, audiobooks, e-books, and multimedia. The Durvile imprint features the True Cases Series and True Crime, and the UpRoute imprint focuses on Indigenous works and bold cultural and artistic ventures. Durvile.com
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The videos are shocking. It is so sad to know that individuals have been treated this way in our country.
Fantastic!
This was a good match for me. These stories are profound and impactful and I was incredibly ignorant and unaware of the type and level harm we have caused our indigenous peoples. Thank you for sharing these stories. My learning journey has only just begun.
Indigenous issues are so multi layered, with internal and external barriers, historical injustice and modern day socioeconomic challgences.
