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JL1250 - Covering Indigenous Communities

Student journalists will gain a better understanding of Indigenous history, culture and current issues. They will equip themselves to cover Indigenous communities with a balance of open-mindedness, insight, empathy, respect and fairness. Student journalists will examine the history of Indigenous peoples within Canada, particularly within Newfoundland and Labrador. Topics will include treaties and Indigenous rights; Indigenous law; Indigenous-Crown relations; the history and legacy of residential schools; intergenerational trauma; and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Student journalists will examine diverse cultural values and practices within Indigenous families, communities, and groups. Finally, they will apply sound principles in reporting about Indigenous peoples, communities and issues.
 

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This course is offered in the following programs:
Journalism  | 

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