GEO 711

Indigenous peoples have faced a prior and continuing apocalypse, with the genocidal impacts of colonization now compounding the effects of global climate change. This course asks what histories and futures of Indigenous survival may teach us about adaptation, migration, and resurgence at a time of perceived crisis. Using theories of Indigenous relationality, collaboration, and self-reflection, we will build a practice-based community approach to climate change adaptation and survival at the end of the world.