SOWK 4000 Lecture Notes - Fall 2018 Lecture 1 - Indian Act, Sixties Scoop, Gradual Civilization Act

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Social Work
• Course: SOWK 4000
• Professor: Ann Seymour

Document Summary

September 28, 2018: guest speaker, mr. young (residential school survivor) Settler-indigenous relations: arrival, land conquest and elimination : first nations original people of turtle island (also known as present day, pre-settler contact we had our governance systems based upon out nations. Cree, anishinaabeg, confederacy of six nations (mohawk, oneida, onodaga, Inuit original people of northern turtle island: metis originate from early unions between first nation peoples (often, own language michif, distinct languages, spirituality and traditions, deep connection to our land, waters and the animals. Cayuga, tursarora) and various nations in other traditional territories across. Turtle island women) and colonial-settler (fur traders/hudson bay traders) early metis settlement is generally in ventral and western canada. It is policy, legislation and the power of the. European people coming to turtle island and dominating indigenous peoples. Settler-colonialism: the basics: canada is not alone in colonization.