An Introduction to Modern Treaties and Self-Government (IRA146)

Overview

Delivery method

Online

Duration

2 hours

Audience

Employees

Description

Modern treaties are nation-to-nation agreements between Indigenous Peoples, the federal government and provincial or territorial governments. This online self-paced course provides an introduction to understanding and respecting the unique role of modern treaties and self-government arrangements when working with Indigenous partners. Participants will learn how federal officials can support the implementation of modern treaties and self-government arrangements as a pathway towards reconciliation.

Topics include:

• exploring the foundational concepts of modern treaties and self-government
• discovering the history of modern treaty-making with Indigenous partners in Canada
• understanding the role of public servants in the implementation of modern treaties and self-government
• identifying the resources available for engaging with Indigenous partners