INHL 3400

Indigenous Community Development introduces the foundational concepts and skills needed to engage with and develop wellness initiatives in Indigenous communities. This course will balance theoretical knowledge with applied activities and projects common to human service organizations. It will emphasize holistic relational approaches to community-led development and capacity building. Topics may include social and economic development, community planning and organizing, relationship building, rights-holder and stakeholder engagement, funding and grant writing, Indigenous leadership, and professional communications. Prerequisite(s): Indigenous Health 1000 AND Indigenous Governance and Business Management 2500 OR Third-year standing (a minimum of 60.0 credit hours) Equivalent: Health Sciences 3850 (Indigenous Community Development) (prior to 2024/2025); Aboriginal Health 3400 (prior to 2025/2026)