August 17, 2026
| Instructor: | Jessica Barudin |
| Term: | 2026WT2 (January-April 2027) |
This course brings Indigenous health, planning, and community development into conversation through a focus on wellness, land, culture, trauma-informed practice, and Indigenous social determinants of health. Students engage with scholarship, community-based examples, reflective assignments, and applied planning questions that connect health equity with Indigenous self-determination and community wellbeing.
Spots are still open!
Your instructor, Dr. Jessica Barudin
SCARP Assistant Professor Jessica Barudin has a diverse track record of building and leading innovative programs. Her personal research interests lie at the intersection of planning and Indigenous health, trauma theory and embodied practices, and restoring traditional knowledge systems across generations, and cultures, as well as beyond our more-than-human relatives.