Decolonization and Indigenous Peoples of Canada

First of all, we define the definition of the term used in this article. When I use the word Aborigini, I understand that this is a label given to indicate indigenous peoples by colonists / Europeans. In Canadian law, indigenous peoples are defined as indigenous people, but I understand that this has nothing to do with the mainstream ideology. According to the doctrine, I touched it as a legal term related to discrimination and oppression.

In Canada, the term indigenous peoples (or indigenous peoples) refers to indigenous people, Metis, Inuit. These are the original residents of Canada today. In 2016, more than 1.6 million people in Canada are identified as indigenous peoples, accounting for 4.9% of the population. Indigenous cultures, languages ​​and social systems have been subjected to serious threats by colonial forces - in some cases destroyed - affecting Canada's development and continuing to grow, extreme adversities It continues to evolve in

Based on the success of indigenous social work of the world, this book is a further paradigm of the major analysis and activity paradigms of many indigenous peoples in the world including decolonization, educators, tribal leaders, activists, scholars We will provide case studies of research. , Politicians and grassroots citizens. Colonization is aimed at weakening the influence of colonialism and creating opportunities to promote traditional customs in modern environments. Establish language and culture courses, respect land requirements, teach indigenous history, science and understanding, restore self-respecting programs, ceremonial rituals. . These insights were brought to the work of the international community that is still dominated by the West.