Landback Abolition Project: Place-based Black and Indigenous Geographies.

Catalog description

This is a hands-on research based course focused on learning key geographic concepts through place-based education at the site of the university itself. We will learn approaches to geography based in Indigenous, Black, and Anticolonial Geographies, and develop theoretical frameworks, policy approaches, and public-facing research embedded in this place that we share. This will include archival research, qualitative and quantitative methods such as interviews and surveys, as well as mapping.