Decolonization 101 For Personal Growth: Introduction





What you'll learn
Unearth the roots and narratives of decolonisation movements for a journey of understanding and growth.
Critique the pervasive impact of colonialism across societal facets in a critical analysis expedition.
Apply decolonisation principles in their own personal and professional practices.
Navigate conversations about decolonisation with respect and informed perspectives in engaging dialogue.
Craft a decolonised lens by synthesising theory and practical tools for personal and professional contexts.
Requirements
This course has no specific prerequisites, welcoming learners from diverse backgrounds.
Basic computer literacy and an open mindset are recommended, with an emphasis on fostering inclusivity and providing ample support for all participants. Basic computer literacy and an open mindset are recommended, with an emphasis on fostering inclusivity and providing ample support for all participants. The goal is to create a barrier-free learning environment, encouraging beginners to engage in the exploration of decolonization theory and practice.
Basic computer literacy and an open mindset are recommended, with an emphasis on fostering inclusivity and providing ample support for all participants. The goal is to create a barrier-free learning environment, encouraging beginners to engage in the exploration of decolonization theory and practice.
Description
Embark on a transformative journey with "Decolonisation 101 for Personal Growth." This course delves into the foundational principles of coloniality of knowledge, being, and power, unraveling the dynamic process of decolonisation. It offers a comprehensive exploration of its impact on education, governance, language, and the environment.Key Topics Covered:Colonial Legacy: Explore the historical repercussions of colonization, witnessing the profound loss suffered by Indigenous Peoples and their lands.Restoration of Rights: Understand decolonisation as a potent force seeking to restore rights, reclaim Indigenous sovereignty, and foster a collective understanding of this multifaceted process.Critical Reflections: Engage in critical reflections on power dynamics, language, and environmentalism, gaining insights into the historical exploitation faced by Indigenous communities.Course Highlights:Academic Exploration: Delve into a nuanced understanding of decolonisation through academic perspectives.Call to Action: This course is not merely an academic pursuit; it is a call to action, urging participants to challenge systemic inequalities, advocate for inclusive practices, and contribute to a more equitable global community.Exclusive Access: Participants gain exclusive access to rare and unseen videos from seminars and summer schools featuring prominent scholars such as Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres, Prof Ramon Grosfoguel, Prof Linda Alcoff, and Prof Sabelo Ndlovu.Join us in this empowering odyssey, where the restoration of Indigenous rights and the reclamation of cultural identity converge with personal growth, fostering a nuanced and socially conscious approach to self-discovery, enlightenment, and positive societal change.Enroll now and embark on your journey into personal development through Decolonisation.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome to Decolonization 101 for Personal Growth!
Lecture 1 Welcome to Decolonization 101 for Personal Growth!
Lecture 2 eMentorship Bootcamp Overview: Decolonization 101 for Personal Growth
Section 2: Introduction to Decolonization
Lecture 3 Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres on What is Decolonisation
Lecture 4 What is decolonization?
Lecture 5 Why is decolonization important?
Lecture 6 What is the difference between decolonization and diversity/inclusion?
Section 3: Historical Context of Colonization
Lecture 7 Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres on What is Colonialism
Lecture 8 What is colonialism and its impact on Indigenous Peoples?
Lecture 9 How did imperialism play a role in colonization?
Lecture 10 What is the legacy of colonization in contemporary society?
Section 4: Decolonizing the Mind
Lecture 11 Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres on Decolonisation
Lecture 12 What is the concept of colonial mentality?
Lecture 13 How has colonialism impacted knowledge systems?
Lecture 14 Why is it important to decolonize education?
Section 5: Decolonizing Institutions
Lecture 15 Prof Ramon Grosfoguel on How to Decolonize the Institution
Lecture 16 How do institutions maintain colonial power?
Lecture 17 Why is decolonizing language and communication important?
Lecture 18 What are some strategies for decolonizing law and governance?
Section 6: Decolonizing the Land
Lecture 19 Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres on What is Blackness
Lecture 20 Why is Indigenous sovereignty important?
Lecture 21 What is land repatriation and restitution?
Lecture 22 How can environmentalism and sustainability be decolonized?
Section 7: Putting Theory into Practice
Lecture 23 Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres on Decolonization in Practice
Lecture 24 What are some strategies for decolonizing personal and professional practices?
Lecture 25 How can individuals be allies and show solidarity with Indigenous Peoples?
Lecture 26 What are some ways to build inclusive and equitable communities?
Section 8: Conclusion
Lecture 27 Prof Nelson Maldonado-Torres on Decolonial Solutions
Lecture 28 What is the ongoing struggle for decolonization?
Lecture 29 How can individuals move forward with a decolonial mindset?
This course is tailored for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of decolonization theory and practice.,It caters to students, educators, activists, and professionals across diverse fields seeking a comprehensive exploration of the historical context and current applications of decolonization.,Whether you're new to the subject or aiming to enhance your existing knowledge, this course provides valuable insights and practical skills to critically analyze and contribute to the creation of a more equitable and just society.





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