IDEV 6600

Students gain theoretical and empirical knowledge about the role of colonization and racism in historical and contemporary development practices. The course trains students in anti-racist and anti-oppressive approaches to development and global justice, including Indigenous, Black and feminist perspectives. Students engage in reflection about their own positionality, and learn specific tools for applying anti-racism and decolonization within their own professional practices. [Department(s): Guelph Institute of Development Studies]