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Indigenous men's groups can playa valuable role in addressing family violence, suicide and
other social and emotional wellbeing Page 1 Indigenous men's groups can playa valuable role …

Koori MEND (Men Exploring New Directions) Group endeavours to gradually break the
domestic violence cycle manifested in many Aboriginal communities resulting from …

Based on the corporeal suffering caused by violence and the local coping mechanisms, this
article describes and analyzes local pluralistic health systems shaped by interaction …

This article describes a unique community-based, participatory action research partnership
between Elders, an urban Aboriginal community health and social services agency …

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue
about the topic of violence in indigenous communities including a poem about violence in …

Charlie Gunabarra took up the job at the Maningrida Health Clinic and dedicated 29 years of
his life in its service of many people. He kept on working at the clinic through the 80s and …

The Report of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Task Force on Violence is
an essential reading report for every person who works or is studying within the areas like …

Growing up in Winton, Queensland, in the 1970s, as an Aboriginal kid, finishing year 12 was
a rare commodity, completing a university degree was like visiting another planet …

This article reports some of the preliminary findings of an ongoing participatory research
study exploring the provision of health and social services for urban Aboriginal communities …