Comprehensive Co-management Course
Course
Objectives
Discover the dynamic and interdisciplinary nature of
co-management.
co-management.
Develop practical insights into Indigenous knowledge systems from the experts themselves.
Build a community of people committed to
co-management as a form of reconciliation.
co-management as a form of reconciliation.
Feedback from
2023
I think the interaction created with the content, speakers, and other students created a great learning atmosphere that promoted a safe space for everyone to share; that isn't an easy feat!
"Hearing Elder Marshall was very moving and memorable. He made me think that working together with Indigenous communities could have greater significance than simply being a part of my job."
"It was great, I highly recommend it to all my peers."
Unique Features
Jamie Snook, PhD
Educator, researcher, leader, facilitator, catalyst
Jamie has been a co-management executive director for 15 years, and has over 20 years working in Northern and Indigenous public policy and governance context. Jamie brings a mix of relevant research, education, and professional and lived experiences to facilitating this course. Jamie created the Co-management Commons resource and hosts the dedicated podcast. He is joined by many of the leading scholars in Canada in the delivery of this course.
Thank you!
Our first live class: April 24, 2024, 2pm Atlantic Time
Dr. Natalie Ban
Mr. Lawrence Ignace
We are thrilled to announce Dr. Natalie Ban and Mr. Lawrence Ignace as our esteemed inaugural guests for 2024! Their combined wealth of expertise in co-management, co-governance, community-based research, and Indigenous knowledge systems promises to enrich our course. Their discussion is perfectly poised to enhance and deepen the foundational curriculum of our Comprehensive Co-management Course.