Navigating Advocacy– Athabasca University PowerED

Self-Paced TrainingLocalCity-Sponsored
Written By Tanya Camp

In this course, you will embark on a journey of self-reflection to explore the concept of allyship in the context of Indigenous healthcare.

You will learn ethical, effective, and respectful approaches to allyship, recognizing its inherent difficulties and the need for humility and vulnerability. Through introspection, you'll confront personal biases and prepare to engage in Indigenous allyship with integrity. Delving into historical traumas and systemic injustices, you'll understand the importance of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action in healthcare. As you progress, you'll develop strategies to prevent and intervene in situations of potential harm, equipping yourself to be an effective ally in promoting Indigenous health and well-being.

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Tanya Camp

I am a graphic designer and website developer with 24+ years of professional experience. My background is in visual communication design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and a diploma in New Media Design from the University of Alberta. My focus includes print design, identity systems, marketing design, user experience, usability, and website design. I enjoy collaborating and developing custom-fit solutions, focusing on highly usable yet visually beautiful deliverables.

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