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The course will dive deep into academic research methodologies with a focus on Indigenous studies and decolonial methodology. The course will prepare students / artists to navigate information and create critical writing pieces. And the course will introduce students to BIPOC / 2SLGBTQIA+ authors using academia as a means of structural change.
No previous experience is required. Take this class alone, alongside, or after DIY PhD 101.
After taking this course, participants will be able to:
Study and read decolonial academic textbooks and articles
Gain the ability to create and write accurate literature reviews
Conduct research using reindigenizing methods
Note: Thanks to a generous donation, this Fall we have 10 full scholarships for Black, Indigenous, and low-income scholars available.
If you are interested in a scholarship, email us by September 1st via hello@ecocene.school with DIY PhD 201 Scholarship in subject.
In the body of your email, include an introduction to you, your background, current circumstances, and interest in the course. We will get back to you by September 10th.
About the Instructor:
Quetza is an Indigenous Two-Spirit person in this world. Quetza is the Global Alliance for Rights of Nature Youth Hub Coordinator. Their work centers the Intersections of Climate Justice, Indigenous Liberation, and the Rights of Nature.
The course will dive deep into academic research methodologies with a focus on Indigenous studies and decolonial methodology. The course will prepare students / artists to navigate information and create critical writing pieces. And the course will introduce students to BIPOC / 2SLGBTQIA+ authors using academia as a means of structural change.
No previous experience is required. Take this class alone, alongside, or after DIY PhD 101.
After taking this course, participants will be able to:
Study and read decolonial academic textbooks and articles
Gain the ability to create and write accurate literature reviews
Conduct research using reindigenizing methods
Note: Thanks to a generous donation, this Fall we have 10 full scholarships for Black, Indigenous, and low-income scholars available.
If you are interested in a scholarship, email us by September 1st via hello@ecocene.school with DIY PhD 201 Scholarship in subject.
In the body of your email, include an introduction to you, your background, current circumstances, and interest in the course. We will get back to you by September 10th.
About the Instructor:
Quetza is an Indigenous Two-Spirit person in this world. Quetza is the Global Alliance for Rights of Nature Youth Hub Coordinator. Their work centers the Intersections of Climate Justice, Indigenous Liberation, and the Rights of Nature.
