Indigenous Perspectives: The Power of Water

Indigenous Perspectives: The Power of Water

Indigenous Perspectives: The Power of Water – An Introduction


 May 6 – June 8, 2025 |


 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1:00–4:00 PM PST
/Pacific Standard Time or 4:00pm - 7:00pm EST/    
                 Eastern Standby Time in Thunder Bay and Orillia, Ontario

 Hybrid Course (Zoom + Moodle)



 Facilitated by: Dr. Darlene Sanderson & Dr. Juan Sanchez


 Hosted by: Pacific Peoples’ Partnership, University of Northern British Columbia &
               Bishop’s University

Partners: Bishop’s University, University of Northern British Columbia,
               University of Windsor, Lakehead University, Museum of Anthropology

This unique webinar-based course explores Indigenous values, laws, and teachings surrounding water. 

Through storytelling, readings, reflection, and digital storytelling assignments, participants will explore their water memory and deepen their connection to Indigenous water knowledge systems. 

This course honors the ancestral rights of Indigenous Peoples and centers relationality, reciprocity, and community learning.

Please fill out the registration form below to participate in the course or attend select webinars.

Please note that this course will not count for credit unless you are a registered UNBC student. 

Students from other educational institutions will receive a certificate of participation from Pacific Peoples' Partnership.

REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/nPvjUxvNyYgVmKiB9