Water Perseveres
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The history of the lower mainland watershed from a critical decolonial perspective.
School:
SFU
Department:
Education
Course:
Developing Educational Programs for Diverse Educational Settings (EDUC 816)
Instructors:
- Jeannie Kerr
City of Vancouver:
- Madeleine Wilson
Student Team:
- AJ Monk
- Matthew Van Oostdam
- Eleni Gardikiotis
- Krishniel Ram
- Michelle Bining
Term:
Fall 2025
Summary
This unit helps students explore the relationship between water, land, and urbanization, asking how the watershed of our city has changed and how it stays the same over time. Using Indigenous principles and understanding of place and space, students are encouraged to use imagination and creativity to understand the natural land before urbanization through mapping and critical inquiry.
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