A very informative course on the history of indigenous people. I am grateful to have learned of their stories, values & beliefs as well as their hardships & triumphs.

Excellent course covering history of indigenous peoples, impact of colonizlism, tenacity and flourishing of indigenous peoples despite Canadian government's efforts.

This course was absolutely wonderful. I thoroughly enjoyed learning about Indigenous people. I feel it is very important for everyone, thank you for the opportunity.

Excellent course. Very engaging the various modes of teaching, art, lecture and personal individual stories.

Much thanks to all those who put this together. Well done!

Eye opening, turns the narrative I was taught in school on its head and opens up an entire new understanding of Canada's poor relationship with the indigenous people.

This is a fantastic comprehensive overview of Canadian history from an indigenous perspective. I really appreciated the speakers and all that went into it. Thank you!

excellently done. It was really eye opening to learn a different perspective of Indigenous peoples of canada. Thanks so much to the instructors who put this together.

Exceptional course to start the learning journey. There is a lot to unpack however it does not feel overwhelming and it creates an excellent foundation to build from.

eye opening and heartbreaking, extremely informative and presented in a unique way. Highly recommend this course everyone to begin to enlighten and educate themselves

This course should be taken by all indigenous and non indigenous peoples of Canada. Very informative and eye opening about the history of indigenous people in Canada.

Very interesting course. Having some Indigenous blood, I could relate to the struggles & accomplishments of Aboriginal peoples. Well done, thank you very much, o:nen.

Highly recommend this course for anyone working with aboriginal populations, or anyone looking to expand their knowledge in this area! Higly informative and accurate.

Very organished and rich material supported learning programes which can help more people to know indegeous culture and worldview and their form of art .......better.

This is a sobering course about the history of Canada and the injustices done to our Indigenous peoples. Every Canadian needs to take this course; it is exceptional!

Thank you University of Alberta for offering this course as it taught me about the REAL history of Indigenous People and not the version the European settles crafted.

It was privilege to take this course. Thank you, to the creators for allowing Canadians the opportunity to experience a more truthful account of our Nations history.

Even though I live in the U.S., there was overlap, and I loved learning more about the Indigenous People of Canada (and they were they are treated by that government)

I loved taking this course and learned so much. I especially loved the explanation of the Treaty System in Canada - essential for understanding what is going on today

Loved it. Its very informative. It should be a part of general education in all Canadian schools. I wish there was a little more information about the Mik'maq people.

A very thought provoking and interesting course. Essential for working in Canada and the concepts covered have wide applicability when engaging with all communities.

the themes were nicely laid out and in a very manageable size. Downloading the material was a great feature that allows me to share with others and to refer back to.

Informative, thought provoking, and most importantly, intrigues me to understand more about our history and ho it relates to modern day issues, concerns and events.

Very informative and was wonderful to finally learn the indigineous perspective on their history, as opposed to what was taught when I was in school (30 years ago).

Exceptional online course to learn more about Canada's history through Indigenous human rights and advocacy, culture, art, and worldviews. Would recommend to anyone!

Thank you well done. I learned so much from taking this course. Every Canadian should be learning more about our history and how it has affected Indigenous peoples