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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"historically marginalized communities"”.
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Transformational leadership approach for encouraging historically marginalized communities to access admission to Naturopathic Medicine
… medicine. One potential reason is a lack of historically marginalized individuals applying to these medical schools. Attracting communities of colour to healthcare professions, like naturopathic medicine is important for improving healthcare access and delivery across all individuals within …
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A Qualitative Exploration Of Trauma, Familismo, And Resilience In Three Mexican Immigrant Families.
… among Holocaust survivors, war veterans, and historically marginalized communities, limited research has examined how such patterns manifest in Latin American immigrant populations, particularly Mexican American families. To address this gap, a narrative approach was used to collect the …
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The Role of Female Headed Households Caring for Children and No Spouse in Gentrification in Los Angeles
… middle- and upper-middle-class population” into historically marginalized communities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); Matsuoka et al. 2017). Literature has repeatedly shown that gentrification is placing cost and rent-burdened residents at risk of displacement due to the hike …
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A Networked Approach for Curricula Implementation in Support of Inclusive Education Reform
… initiative to address the learning needs of historically marginalized and racialized students. The main thrust of the reform goals focused on curricula to support culturally responsive approaches to learning and the reconfiguring of governance to a more responsive, networked model. Though …
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Investigating The Attitudes of The D/Deaf Community to wards Genetic Counseling and The Utilization of Genetic Services
… competent, patient-centered care, especially in historically marginalized communities like the d/Deaf community.</p>
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Contemporary land use policy in Quito : towards a more equitable approach
… been a central component in the platforms of historically marginalized groups- Indigenous communities, Afro-Ecuadorians and Montubios. This thesis examines how (or how not) land use policies since 2008 have translated into more equitable approaches. In Quito where land rights and land use …
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Addressing barriers to food access among university employees: reducing stigma and raising awareness through a community-based pilot intervention
… earners, primarily Spanish-speaking, or from historically marginalized communities, are at risk for food insecurity. Although CSU provides access to food through on-campus programs like the Rams Against Hunger (RAH) food pantry, employee utilization of the pantry remains relatively low …
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The Collective Agency of Black Farmer Organizers in Virginia Advocating for Racial Justice in the Food System
… on building collective power and agency within historically marginalized communities affected by settler colonialism, White supremacy, and plantation-style agriculture. Their organizing efforts were driven by the goal of challenging systemic inequities and cultivating self-sustaining communities …
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The Heart of a Woman: Curating the Present Inventory and Promoting Future Musical Settings of Texts by Women Poets of the Harlem Renaissance
… initiatives promoting canon expansion to include historically marginalized communities are becoming more of an institutional standard, we must consider the landscape of poetic sources represented in our voice teaching, regularly assign repertoire with text that aligns with our students’ lived …
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Essays on Place-Based Interventions: The Effects of Neighborhood Investments on Public Safety
… and can lead to harmful consequences, mainly for historically marginalized communities. The recent protests against police use of force and racism, compounded with the pervasiveness of unfading concentrated disadvantage, have pressed policymakers to explore alternative crime prevention strategies. …
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A guiding model for decolonizing environmental science research and restoring relational accountability with Indigenous communities
… scientific research by, on, and with Indigenous communities with an emphasis on diverse ways of knowing in environmental sciences, natural resources, and climate research. Effectively addressing complex social-ecological issues faced within our current and future generations, such as extreme …
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The Limits of Social Citizenship: Unemployment Insurance and the Reproduction of the South African Racial Capitalist State, 1937-2023
… stratification continues to be reproduced along historically constituted lines. In this dissertation, I ask how the institutionalisation of unemployment insurance during the periods of segregation (1910-1947) and apartheid (1948-1994) continues to affect the racialization of social citizenship in …
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Low-income homeownership for intergenerational mobility - the role of intermediaries in risk mitigation
… the form of schools, jobs, urban services, and communities (Rohe et al., 2001). For low-income and minority households, including immigrant families, the idea of owning a home is also a marker of territorial rights and economic citizenship (Drew & Herbert, 2013; Grinstein-Weiss et al., 2011; …
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The Influence of Black African American Fathers’ Parenting Styles on Young Adult Children’s Attachment Styles: the Roles of Gender and Fathers’ Residence
… are perceived and interpreted within historically marginalized communities. The results further highlight the limitations of applying Eurocentric parenting and attachment frameworks without consideration of cultural, historical, and structural influences. Future research would benefit …