There is increasing evidence that gender inequality is fueling the HIV/AIDS epidemic in
South Africa. Social norms and cultural values set within patriarchal systems heighten …

It is an unequivocal truth in the story of Australia that colonisation and has had catastrophic
impacts on the story of Aboriginal people. Invasion, colonisation and assimilation has …

This report presents the findings of research that aimed to support the Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner's work on Wiyi Yani U Thangani, and contribute …

Child sexual abuse is a worldwide health and social problem that exists across different
cultures. It happens to children of all demographics. It is difficult for disclosure of child sexual …

Education has long been recognized as the key to increased self-esteem, socio-economic
status, and financial independence. However, historically in Canada, education has also …

Cast All Imaginations speaks from the heart of human experience as a contemporary
narrative of Aboriginal women's agency in Australia. It offers a unique opportunity to discover …

Abstract In Kenya, HIV/AIDS information and skills dissemination has been mainly through
modern communication systems, such as the use of mass media—television, radio, internet …

Amagqirha have been understood solely through the framework of health and illness. Their
image is tainted and they are misrepresented as clad bone throwers and mystical …

This research examines the narratives of eight First Nations female educators in terms of
their experiences as students and/or as members of a faculty, to ascertain how Euro …

How do urban Aboriginal young people foster sexual health and wellbeing for themselves
and others? This is the guiding question in our research project,'Fostering the sexual …