Indigenous Storytelling, Part 1

In part 1 of a 2 part class on Indigenous Storytelling, we talk to Elder Bonny Spencer about storytelling as medicine and ceremony, Josh Languedoc about theatre and the importance of positionality in storytelling, Tanya Ball about Michif Trickster stories and introduce our first class activity. To access class activities and additional resources, please visit our website: https://hum101onair.wordpress.com/

What is HUM 101 on the air!?

Humanities 101, or HUM, or HUM 101, is a free, university-level non-credit course that challenges conventions of university learning by recognizing and valuing multiple ways of knowing and learning. HUM strives to make engaged learning as accessible as possible by eliminating financial barriers, and pushing against the situational and institutional barriers put in place to exclude many people from attending post-secondary.