Aboriginal people, resilience and the residential school legacy
Aboriginal people, resilience and the residential school legacy
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia
2003
Book
Creators
Stout, Madeleine Dion
Contributors
Kipling, Gregory D., Aboriginal Healing Foundation (Canada)
Description
"In this report, a critical analysis of the resilience literature is undertaken and is considered against the cultures, lived experiences and larger social contexts of Aboriginal Survivors of residential school. The findings serve as the basis for recommended actions in the areas of planning and research, interventions and evaluation" (Aboriginal People, Resilience and the Residential School Legacy, "Executive Summary," pg. iii).
Themes
Survivor Voices, Healing, Advocacy and the Settlement Agreement (narrative thread)
Indigenous Organization (themes)
Subjects
Indians of North America--Canada--Residential schools.
Resilience (Personality trait)
Indians of North America--Education--Canada--History.
Indian children--Abuse of--Canada.
First Nations--Residential schools--Impact
First Nations--Residential schools--Healing
First Nations--Residential schools-Child abuse
Resilience (Personality trait)
Indians of North America--Education--Canada--History.
Indian children--Abuse of--Canada.
First Nations--Residential schools--Impact
First Nations--Residential schools--Healing
First Nations--Residential schools-Child abuse
More Information
Alternate Title(s)
Aboriginal Healing Foundation research seriesISBN
0973397640Contents
Definitions -- ch.1 Introductions -- ch.2 Understanding resilience -- ch. 3 Resilience and the residential school experience -- Fostering resilience, promoting healing -- References -- List of figures -- List of tables.Permalink
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