Indigenous Health
SRPC's Indigenous Health Committee is in the process of developing a series of virtual, educational events to bring awareness and provide learning opportunities for all SRPC members about Indigenous health education.
We encourage all SRPC members to participate.
Recorded webinarsThe SRPC will record the Indigenous Education Series and make the videos available to everyone for self-guided learning. We recommend that you fill in the Linking Learning Activity through your Mainpro+ portal to get credits. If you have questions about registering or accessing the video, please get in touch with jennak@srpc.ca. RESOURCESThis information was compiled by Dr. Darlene Kitty and Ms. Lisa Abel, Indigenous Program - Faculty of Medicine |
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Understanding the Context of Healthcare for Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Join us for our third webinar, with Dr. Karen Lawford, PhD, RSC Registered midwife, Anishinaabe midwife Assistant Professor, Department of Gender Studies Queen’s University. Moderated by Dr. Sarah Giles. When: Monday, September 20th at 8pm EST. |
Jordan, Joyce, and Justice: Decolonizing Healthcare for Indigenous Children and Youth
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| Our second webinar "Jordan, Joyce, and Justice: Decolonizing Healthcare for Indigenous Children and Youth" With guest speakers Raven Dumont-Maurice, Samir Shaheen-Hussain, Alisha Tukkiapik and Teyohá:te Brant. Moderated by Darlene Kitty. Hosted Thursday February 24th, 2021 CREDITS. We recommend that you fill in the Linking Learning Activity through your Mainpro+ portal to get credits. |
Moving Towards Cultural Safety, Reconciliation, and Anti-racism.
Our first event in the series is "Moving Towards Cultural Safety, Reconciliation, and Anti-racism with Dr. Darlene Kitty, and guest speakers Dr. Nadin Gilroy and Dr. Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay and moderated by Dr. Gabe Woollam, SRPC President. Hosted : Tuesday December 15th, 2020 CREDITS. We recommend that you fill in the Linking Learning Activity through your Mainpro+ portal to get credits. |
Objectives
- Define cultural awareness, cultural sensitivity, cultural competency, cultural safety, and cultural humility.
- Explain the historical impact of residential schools and how the TRC Calls to Action contribute to reconciliation.
- Describe briefly the demographics, health, and social issues that affect Indigenous populations.
- Discuss how racism has negatively affected the health and well-being of Indigenous peoples and ways to address it in your workplace.
- Learn pearls to effectively interact with and give culturally safe care to Indigenous patients, families, and communities.
| Indigenous Canada is a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) from the Faculty of Native Studies that explores Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada.
Indigenous Canada is for students from faculties outside the Faculty of Native Studies with an interest in acquiring a basic familiarity with Indigenous/non-Indigenous relationships. Registration is now open. Register Online |
