About
An educational, community-respectful course comparing Indigenous peoples of the Americas, Métis peoples, and Inuit peoples. It explains diversity within each group, languages, histories, political relationships, colonial policies, census systems, conflicts, and legal recognition in the United States and Canada. Ancestry and family or community connections can be important parts of Indigenous identity. However, identity is not determined by ancestry or blood quantum alone; community belonging, lived experience, cultural connection, and the laws or policies of a specific Nation or government may also matter. Definitions vary among Indigenous peoples, and no single measure applies universally.
You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app