Indigenous Health and Wellness, Advocacy, and Allyship MOOC

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Welcome to the Indigenous Health and Wellness, Advocacy, and Allyship massive open online course (MOOC), offered through PowerED™ by Athabasca University.

We believe education is a vital tool for fostering change. That’s why this course is offered for free—to ensure everyone can access a comprehensive introduction to the key concepts, challenges, and strategies related to Indigenous health and wellness.

Why take this free course? 

By participating in this course you will:

  1. Enhance your knowledge: Gain a solid foundation in the historical, social, and cultural contexts of Indigenous health.
  2. Build meaningful connections: Learn how to support Indigenous communities through informed and respectful allyship.
  3. Develop practical skills: Acquire tools and strategies to advocate for health equity and social justice effectively.

 

Who is this course for?

This MOOC is perfect for individuals looking to expand their understanding of Indigenous health issues and those committed to fostering allyship. Whether you are a student, healthcare professional, community worker, or simply passionate about making a difference, this course offers valuable insights for everyone.

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Pathways to further learning

Completing this free course provides a solid foundation for understanding Indigenous health and wellness. If you wish to advance your knowledge and skills further, consider our Indigenous Health and Wellness Advocacy and Allyship Certificate. This paid program offers significantly more in-depth training, equipping you with advanced tools to champion Indigenous health and wellness in your community.

Access the course

Sign up below in order to get immediate access to PowerED™ by Athabasca University's free Indigenous Health and Wellness, Advocacy, and Allyship course. Join a growing community of learners dedicated to making a positive impact and take the first step toward becoming a more effective advocate and ally.

 

Athabasca University respectfully acknowledges that we are on and work on the traditional lands of the Indigenous Peoples (Inuit, First Nations, Métis) of Canada. We honour the ancestry, heritage, and gifts of the Indigenous Peoples and give and give thanks to them.

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