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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"tribal community"”.
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Nakum tu Kuanitap: Influences on Indigenous Men's Resource Seeking at Tribal Community Colleges
… of Indigenous men’s resource seeking at Tribal Community Colleges and Universities (TCUs). I asked the following question: To what extent are Tribal Community College Indigenous men's personal and academic background, family and friend support, and Indigenous cultural belonging associated …
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Identifying Dimensions of Montana Tribal Community Capacity in Relation to the Funding Application Process
… played a critical role in supporting community-based health promotion programs (Easterling, Gallagher & Lodwich, 2003). Despite availability of federal and state funding for health promotion efforts within American Indian reservation communities in Montana, tribal communities in the …
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Identifying Dimensions of Montana Tribal Community Capacity in Relation to the Funding Application Process
… played a critical role in supporting community-based health promotion programs (Easterling, Gallagher & Lodwich, 2003). Despite availability of federal and state funding for health promotion efforts within American Indian reservation communities in Montana, tribal communities in the …
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A Study of Native American GED Graduates at Four Tribal Community Colleges in North Dakota
… Educational Development (GED) graduates of four tribal colleges in North Dakota. The purpose was to provide answers to five research questions and to determine baseline data on Indian education in an area not fully studied. The study will assist in closing the gap between research already …
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Factors influencing retention and completion of Native American college students at non-tribal community and technical colleges
… to Native American student retention at non-tribal community and technical colleges. This qualitative multiple case study gathered data from eight Native American college students attending non-tribal community and technical colleges using Zoom to conduct virtual interviews. Data were …
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Water and Life. A Cross-Sectional Study on Determinants of Beverage Consumption and Water Access in One Tribal Community
… on drinking habits and water access in one tribal reservation to determine prevalence of SSB consumption and its relationship to identification as Native American. Multivariate logistic regression analysis, after accounting for covariates, identified characteristics which significantly …
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Attitudes Toward Higher Education And Acculturation Amongst Native American College Students
… attitudes and acculturation levels at a tribal community college to see if they differ from those at a four year state institution. In this study, the NACSAS (Native American College Student Attitudes Scale), and the NPBI (Northern Plains Bicultural Inventory) were administered to Native …
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A culture specific grief intervention and its affects upon coping behavior and perceived social support among American Indians: A treatment development study
… factors related to health disparities in their community. Collaboration between the tribal community, the tribal Community College, The University of Montana, and Montana State University led to the development of a culturally anchored grief intervention for historical trauma and grief which was …
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A culture specific grief intervention and its affects upon coping behavior and perceived social support among American Indians: A treatment development study
… factors related to health disparities in their community. Collaboration between the tribal community, the tribal Community College, The University of Montana, and Montana State University led to the development of a culturally anchored grief intervention for historical trauma and grief which was …
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Reclaiming Tribal Identity in the Land of the Spirit Waters: The Tāp Pīlam Coahuiltecan Nation
Abstract“Reclaiming Tribal Identity in the Land of the Spirit Waters: The Tāp Pīlam Coahuiltecan Nation” brings together American Indian, Chicana/o/x, and U.S./Mexico borderlands history, demonstrating how the ambiguities of Chicana/o/x and American Indian categories paradoxically both made it …
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The sociocultural impact of tourism on the Te Arawa people of Rotorua, New Zealand
… how tourism in New Zealand has affected a major tribal community; their insights, reactions, and experiences. Covering five generations, it presents an oral account of the actively concerned social groups. Wherever possible, or necessary, this is reiterated and reinforced by the written record. …
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The Seen and Unseen: Religion and Identity in the Chicago American Indian Community
<p>The following dissertation is an ethnographic community study focusing on religiosity and its relationship in maintaining tribal identity among urban Indians living in Chicago, Illinois. The research examines spirituality and religious practice in an urban Indian community and illuminates and …
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The Seen and Unseen: Religion and Identity in the Chicago American Indian Community
<p>The following dissertation is an ethnographic community study focusing on religiosity and its relationship in maintaining tribal identity among urban Indians living in Chicago, Illinois. The research examines spirituality and religious practice in an urban Indian community and illuminates and …
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Improving Treatment Outcomes For American Indians With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Through The Use Of Telepsychaitry
… pandemic. American Indians living in rural and tribal communities often experience significant barriers to accessing quality mental health treatment. For these reasons, telepsychiatry is a necessary tool to increase access to care. An entirely home based telepsychiatry program was developed and …
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Cultural Appropriation: The Continued Phenomena Of American Indian High School Mascots
… from the data: (1) the mascot’s symbol binds the community together by symbolizing pride, unity, strength, and togetherness, (2) the history and identity of the mascot transcended any benefit to changing it, and (3) the mascot is seen as a positive symbol. The researcher interpreted the themes …
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Ngā Wai E Rere Nei: The Physical and Symbolic Representations of Embodied Waters of Birth and Mourning
… waterways and their deep connection to iwi (tribal/community) identity, history and sense of well-being. The waterways in public discussion are lakes, rivers, harbours and the ocean. This thesis examines deeper aspects of tikanga that relate to Māori concepts of waterways and oceans, but more …
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A Study of the Principle of Subsidiarity in Catholic Social Thought: Implications for Social Justice and Civil Society in Nigeria
… of organizing individuals and social groups in community to help each other in pursuing their interests with common goals, the ultimate purpose being to assist one another and uphold the common good.</p><p> The vision of the common good sees in the human person the personal dignity proper to …
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The Associations Among Seasonality, Food Insecurity, And Diet Quality On Type II Diabetes Mellitus Among American Indian Young Adults
… for over 20 years. Vulnerabilities of each tribal community create the need for unique preventative and management remedies. Numerous socioeconomic determinants account for many health disparities impacting AI population including food insecurity. Objectives: To determine associations among …
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Characterizing the role of trusted sources for smoke risk communication in tribal and non-tribal rural communities in the Okanogan River Airshed Emphasis Area
… This is especially salient in rural and tribal communities, who, for reasons including historic marginalization and disinvestment, among others, may be hesitant to trust information delivered through state and federal agency sources. This study aims to identify and characterize trusted …
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