Global indigenous health : reconciling the past, engaging the present, animating the future /
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| Imprint: | ©2018 Tucson : The University of Arizona Press, 2018. |
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| Description: | 1 online resource ( vii, 339 pages.) |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | E-Resource Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13145766 |
Table of Contents:
- Indigenous health in the aftermath of genocide: healing and reconciliation after the Indian residential schools experience in Canada / David B. MacDonald
- Helping his brothers and sisters heal: Arthur Solomon and penal reform in Canada / Seth Adema
- BCG Tuberculosis vaccine experiment on Southeast Alaska natives: a medical experiment without informed consent / Eleanor Louise Hadden
- Understanding the Vermont Eugenics Survey and its impacts today / Judy A. Dow
- Introduced biotechnologies, traditional lands, and indigenous well-being: the expanding assemblage of small-scale Māori horticulture through the "Indigenous Turn" / Simon Lambert
- USDA foods, indigenous health, and self-sufficiency on Pohnpei, Micronesia / Josh Levy
- Manitoba Hydro's promotional materials as Colonialist discourse / Paul Depasquale
- Child welfare: a social determinant of health for Canadian first nations and Métis children / Caroline L. Tait, Robert Henry, and Rachel Loewen Walker
- They stole my thunder: Indian women and post-incarceration health / Sharon Leslie Acoose and John E. Charlton
- Preventative efforts to address violence against Sámi women and children / Margaretha Uttjek
- Uschiniichisuu futures: healing, empowerment, and agency among the Chisasibi Cree youth / Ioana Radu
- Addressing inequalities: understanding indigenous health policy in urban Ontario, Canada / Alicia Powell and Chelsea Gabel
- Wiçozani Wašte (Good Life): Arthur Amiotte's model of the life cycle / Ceremonial cycle and healing / Mark F. Ruml
- Carole laFavor's indigenous feminism and early HIV/AIDS activism: health sovereignty in the 1980s and 1990s / Lisa Tatonetti
- Traveling the Möbius Strip: the influence of two-eyed seeing in the development of indigenous research accomplices / Barbara Fornssler, Laura Hall, Colleen Anne Dell, Chris Mushquash, Randy Duncan, Peter Butt, Carol Hopkins, Nancy Poole, Peter Menzies, Margo Rowan, Debra Dell, David Mykota, and Carina Fiedeldey-Van Dijk.
