Non-Award
Analyse Indigenous practices of recognition, reconciliation, and refusal as they relate to treaty-making. This micro-credential explores how these principles intersect to shape treaty-making between Indigenous peoples and settler-states.
Analyse Indigenous practices of recognition, reconciliation, and refusal as they relate to treaty-making.
As Victoria and other Australian jurisdictions engage in the early stages of treaty negotiations, all parties involved must understand the importance of concepts such as recognition, reconciliation, and refusal.
This micro-credential explores how these three principles intersect to shape the practice of treaty-making between Indigenous peoples and settler-states.
It's ideal for private, public and not-for-profit sector professionals, as well as First Nations, who will be engaged in treaty processes in the coming years.
To enrol in this course, you need:
It is recommended that you complete Treaties and Other Agreements as the first course in the series, before undertaking this one.
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As Victoria and other Australian jurisdictions engage in the early stages of treaty negotiations, all parties involved must understand the importance of concepts such as recognition, reconciliation, and refusal.
This micro-credential explores how these three principles intersect to shape the practice of treaty-making between Indigenous peoples and settler-states.
It's ideal for private, public and not-for-profit sector professionals, as well as First Nations, who will be engaged in treaty processes in the coming years.
Critically analyse the concepts of recognition, reconciliation, and refusal. Discuss how all three work systematically to progress Indigenous-settler relations in critical areas, including justice, restitution, and decolonisation.
Explore all three principles from different perspectives, including historical, political, and cultural. Draw on your knowledge of early treaty processes and current international legal frameworks to assess their strengths and weaknesses when applied to treaty law.
Understand how recognition, reconciliation, and refusal's shared dynamics help to shape emerging treaty processes in Victoria and other Australian jurisdictions, giving you valuable insights into future treaty negotiations.
This micro-credential runs over 6 weeks:
Your total time commitment is approximately 42 hours, which includes: