COURSE 07
Course 07: Reclaiming Identity: History & Narrative
Explore how history and storytelling shape identity, belonging, and power. This course helps you recognise whose stories are told, whose are silenced, and how reclaiming narrative can restore dignity and reframe the future.
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The stories we inherit and the histories we’re taught deeply influence how we see ourselves and others. This course invites you to examine the power of narrative, how dominant histories are formed, whose voices are prioritised, and what’s been left out. By uncovering hidden or silenced stories, especially in the context of colonisation and cultural identity, you’ll begin to reclaim a more truthful, inclusive understanding of the past. In doing so, you’ll help restore dignity, challenge injustice, and shape a more hopeful and honest future.
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