Working with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Working with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - Self-Guided Training

This course will provide you with an understanding of the United Nation's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. You will learn what the UN Declaration means and how it affects the consultation and accommodation of Indigenous Peoples.

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Course curriculum

1. Course Overview
2. Welcome!
3. Before we begin...
1. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Full Document)
2. The Declaration and Colonization
3. Hint: Use of the Expression UNDRIP
4. What is the UN Declaration?
5. What is the Purpose of the UN Declaration?
6. Understanding Free, Prior and Informed Consent
7. Key Dates and the Long Road Toward Endorsement for Canada
8. Coalition Calls on the National Government to Implement the Declaration
1. The United Nations Declaration Preamble (Optional)
2. Overview of Articles 1 to 31 (Optional)
3. Overview of Articles 32 to 46 (Optional)
1. Government Reaction, Policy, and Implementation
2. Exercise: Government Reaction, Policy and Implementation
1. Legal Effects of the UN Declaration
2. Bill 41: B.C. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA)
3. FPIC and the WET'SUWET'EN Protests
4. Knowledge Check: Legal Effects of the UN Declaration
1. The UN Declaration & the Nation to Nation Relationship
1. Indigenous Peoples and Aboriginal Peoples
2. Knowledge Check: Pick the Best Term
1. Consent, Veto and Reconciliation
1. The Declaration as the Framework for Reconciliation in Canada
2. Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC): Calls to Action
1. Impacts on Extractive Development
2. Impact on Policy Development
3. Impacts on Program Development
1. Implementation Tips with Cheryl Casmier
2. Initial Thoughts on Implementation During Consultation
3. Additional Thoughts on Implementation
4. Exercise: Implementing the UN Declaration
5. Discussion, Questions & Answers
1. Case Study: BCUC
2. Case Study: City of Courtenay, B.C.
3. MOU Wet'suwet'en 2020 - Negotiations Consistent with UNDRIP
4. An International Perspective - read the executive summary
5. Case Studies: Bolivia, the first country to implement UNDRIP
6. UNDRIP Implementation: Comparative Approaches, Indigenous Voices from CANZUS
7. In case you missed it. Federal Government Introduces UNDRIP Legislation
1. You're almost done!
2. Tell us what you think...
3. Continue your journey with us!
4. What's up next?
5. Download your certificate

About this course

$100.00
46 lessons
1.5 hours of video content

Working with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - Self-Guided Training

Course curriculum

Welcome to Working with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples!

What is The UN Declaration?

What is Covered in the Declaration (Optional Viewing)

Government Reaction, Policy & Implementation

Legal Effects of the UN Declaration

The UN Declaration & the Nation to Nation Relationship

Indigenous Peoples and Aboriginal Peoples

Consent, Veto and Reconciliation

The Reconciliation Connection

Impacts on Development

What can we do to Implement The UN Declaration?

Additional Resources & Case Studies on Implementation

Thank you!

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