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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"first peoples"”.
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Captured Image: Creating Textual Images of First Peoples
… used the power of the written word to capture First Peoples in the text, redefining, rescripting, and re-imaging people as objects. "Indians" as we know them are largely imagistic constructs. In seeking to substantiate this premise, this study begins with the literature of the Conquest Period …
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A Difficult Conversation: The News Media and the Story of the First Peoples of Canada
… long contributed to the oppression of indigenous peoples in Canada; when journalists did report on indigenous peoples, they were stereotyped as helpless victims and threats to national identity. The result has been a distorted version of history championing settlers’ pioneering legacy. In …
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Focus on first peoples first thousand days : Cultural safety from the perspectives of select Aboriginal women in Regina, Saskatchewan
… to non-Aboriginal women and children. The first thousand days time period, from conception to the age of two, is an opportunity for health professionals to positively impact the health of Aboriginal children with effects lasting into adulthood. Cultural safety has been reported to improve …
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Indian Health Funding: Time For Change
<p>Abstract</p> <p> Since the time of first contact with European immigrants, American Indians/Alaska Natives (AI/AN) have endeavored to protect their traditional ways of life, well-being, land bases, populations and forms of government. The policies of the United States toward its first peoples …
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Whose hero? : images of Louis Riel in contemporary art and Métis nationhood
… of Riel, how history has been written about First Peoples, and various non-Métis perceptions about the Métis. Little or no research has been done about images of Louis Riel and Métis nationhood, and with this thesis I hope to help fill this void.
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Life history of a collection: the Tahltan materials collected by James A. Teit
… from ethnographic sites and the originating peoples. Thus, the paper focusses on the relationship between field collecting and museum collections as archival records exemplified by the collection assembled by Teit in northwestern British Columbia. Further, the paper addresses the issues …
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Situating the Countried Existence of Critical Indigenous Pedagogies & Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student's Ways of Learning
… of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples of (Australia), ground a resilience and strength in sovereign thinking through the Stories we share laterally with family and inter-ancestrally through our connections to the Dreaming. The stories we share develop a sense of inalienability …
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Forced Migration and Population Expansion: The Genetic Story of the Garifuna
… related to groups in South America, where the first peoples of the Lesser Antilles where thought to have originated. However, Y haplotypes from Honduras show that admixture with neighboring populations gave rise to half of the Y lineages belonging to native haplogroup Q. The lower diversity in …
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[ORIGINS]_Constructing A Spatial Lexicon: A Catalyst For Finding Place_[Locatedness]
… the lens of an interpretation receptacle of the First Peoples, with an emphasis on language through experience, connection, and landscape. An archive juxtaposed in dialogue with the anti-archive.
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Proteomic Evaluation and Cytotoxicity of Red Maple (Acer rubrum) Leaves
… was widely used as traditional medicine by the first peoples. Commercially, its well-known products include maple syrup and high-quality lumber. The potential medicinal benefits of phenolic compounds extracted from the red maple plant, such as glucitol-core containing gallotannins, include …
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APPLYING GLADUE PRINCIPLES REQUIRES MEANINGFUL INCORPORATION OF INDIGENOUS LAWS AND PERSPECTIVES, INCLUDING CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
… the term Indigenous will be used to describe the first peoples within the land mass known as Canada. Aboriginal is the term often used in Canadian law. For the purposes of this thesis, the reader should consider Indigenous and Aboriginal as interchangeable terms. Please, also note that “Canada” is …
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Linking the Past with the Present: Exploring Ethnoarchaeology and Sharing Stories in Weipa, Cape York, Queensland
… hands of the dominant culture to which I belong. First peoples should tell their own stories, but non-Indigenous people can contribute by bringing scientific information back to the community and spreading interest in Aboriginal culture to a wider audience. Reconciliation must come from all sides …
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Linking the Past with the Present: Exploring Ethnoarchaeology and Sharing Stories in Weipa, Cape York, Queensland
… hands of the dominant culture to which I belong. First peoples should tell their own stories, but non-Indigenous people can contribute by bringing scientific information back to the community and spreading interest in Aboriginal culture to a wider audience. Reconciliation must come from all sides …
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A Methodological Reconsideration of Early English-Indigenous Communication in Sixteenth Century Northeastern America
… be between European explorers and Indigenous peoples during early contact and offer a unique glimpse at the mechanics of how this nonverbal communication functioned. Despite its centrality to understanding early contact, studies specifically focused on the initial experiments with nonverbal …