You will develop a Youtube video or similar technology that is 3 minutes in length. The topic will be on
Intergenerational Trauma. The video will be informative and intended to educate the audience on
colonization and how it is linked to Intergenerational trauma for Indigenous people in Canada. You will
be graded on creativity and how concisely you can deliver the necessary information, which you have
researched. You must include what treatment theories and strategies you would use in working with
someone with IGT, you must be specific. You will post the link to video in D2L. This activity provides the
opportunity to demonstrate the following learning outcomes: 1, 2, 3 & 4.
This project will provide you the opportunity to creating awareness and share your understanding of
Intergenerational Trauma as well as build on your communication and advocacy skills and demonstrate
your cultural competence. You will be required to complete, post and present a YouTube video on
Intergenerational Trauma. This video will be 3 minutes in length and will raise awareness of what IGT is,
who is impacted and how it evolved, including how it is developed. The YouTube videos will be
presented in seminar and a grade attached to presenting. Be creative in how you develop your posting.
This will be a group effort and all members are expected to contribute equally.
There will be a written submission using APA referencing based on the information you have in your
video. You will use for both the video and the written submission at least five (5) current peer reviewed
articles (less than 7 years old). Include a title page with title of submission, your name and student
number, professor name and section Ie: S01, S02, etc. Do not include graphics on title page. You will use
Calibri 11, double spaced but no double double spacing between paragraphs. Do not use subtitles in the
written submission. MUST include page number in intext referencing.
Please read the following carefully regarding Academic Integrity and use of Artificial
Intelligence:
• Plagiarism and Duplication: This assignment must consist of original work. Any cases of
plagiarism or duplication may result in a grade of zero (0) on the assignment, as well as a
permanent record of academic misconduct being placed on the student’s transcript.
• Submitting content in your assignment that closely resembles another student’s work
with only minor alterations in wording (paraphrasing) can still be considered a form of
plagiarism.
• Incorporating content in your assignment that seems to come from an external source,
especially when the assignment explicitly mandates the submission of your own original
work, expressed in your own words, can be a breach of academic integrity.
• Utilizing artificial intelligence in assignments is regarded as a violation of academic
integrity, as it undermines the principle of individual effort, original thought, and
independent learning that academic assessments are designed to uphold.
• Students must use APA 7 style referencing for all sources.