Free Community Class: Anthropology and Indigenous Peoples in Canada

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Anthropology and Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Marc Pinkoski

This 5-week course is designed from a set of classes I have recently taught at UVic. I have two purposes for offering it: The first is to introduce students to the discipline of anthropology and the second is to show the relationship of anthropology to Indigenous Peoples and the history of Canada. My objective is to answer the calls of many students to make this information more accessible. I also hope that offering classes in this manner may assist those who feel alienated from some forms of learning such as high school or university. The class is free.

May 17, 2010 (7-9pm) – Introduction to Anthropology and Cultural Anthropology

May 31, 2010 (7-9pm) – Introduction to Indigenous Peoples in Canada

June 7, 2010 (7-9pm) – Aboriginal Rights in Canada

June 14, 2010 (7-9pm) – Treaties in Canada

June 21, 2010 (7-9pm) – B.C. and Political Relationships with Indigenous Peoples

Qualifications and Expectations

The class is open and no registration is required. I ask that people commit to attending as many classes as possible.

Classes will run from 7-9pm at the Solstice Café 529 Pandora Avenue, Victoria, BC

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