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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"sharing circles"”.

  1. Perspectives on indigenous-based programs: the Mishk-Ode-Wendam classroom

    … and presents findings gathered from three Sharing Circles and three individual interviews with a total of seven participants participating in the Sharing Circles and three participants were individually interviewed. Key themes emerged from the findings that were classified under strengths, …

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  2. Traditional Practices and Negotiating Settler Colonial Society: An Exploration of Sport and Physical Culture Within the Siksika Nation

    … this research. Information was gathered through sharing circles and one-on-one interviews with elders (of which 31 participated) as well as archival sources such as newspapers, yearbooks, etc. Key topics covered include the Siksika’s physical culture experiences in the community, at residential …

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  3. A Girls Who LEAP exploration of youth leadership

    … through narrative métissage, sticky notes, and sharing circles. Given the relational approach of engaging the community was foundational in all aspects of this inquiry, a community inquiry team and youth research advisory team were critical in this study. Key learnings highlighted the …

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  4. Design Approach for Building Technology with Indigenous Communities

    … Medicine Wheel, 7 Grandparent Teachings, and Sharing Circles as main influencers. It also features an experience report of how the mobile development approach worked in practice. Two mobile platforms were built using this approach and achieved successful results, with both becoming popular …

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  5. Grief ritual for therapists in dark times: emerging resilience post-covid through participatory action research

    … a structured practice of acknowledging events, sharing personal feelings, and initiating desired change. Drawing inspiration from ancient ritual practices, mentored wisdom, and literature, the study focused on eight health care practitioners from the Madrona Integrative Health Centre (MIHC), an …

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  6. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder : circles of healing, transformation and reconciliation, Ke-ge-na-thee-tum-we-in

    … IV. FASD and Holistic Literacies: A Talking or Sharing Circle, Wa-sa-cam-e-be-ke-skue Section Four’s inductive themes comprise model practice guidelines for the gestalt of Literacy and FASD, derived from inductive analysis of qualitative data collected in the field research. The data was …

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  7. Co-Developing Culturally Responsive Pre-Surgical Education for First Nation and Métis Hip and Knee Replacement Care in Saskatchewan

    … member. Qualitative data were collected through sharing circles, semi-structured interviews, and field notes, with iterative thematic analysis guiding modifications to an existing osteoarthritis education program presented by CSS. Results: First Nation and Métis patient perspectives highlighted …

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  8. Exploring how indigenous healing practices and a western treatment model “seeking safety” can co-exist in assisting indigenous peoples to heal from trauma and addiction

    Background: Indigenous communities in Canada face significant challenges with trauma and substance use disorders (SUD). Most Elders, traditional healers and Indigenous scholars agree that connecting to culture, land, community, and spiritual practices is a pathway to healing trauma and SUD in …

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