Recognizing that there are pockets of the global South in the global North, I illustrate in this
paper how Indigenous and northern children with disabilities and their relationships with …

In this resource sheet, Dr Higgins examines child abuse and neglect in Indigenous
communities from a societal perspective: applying a community development framework to …

Although individuals have greater access to mental health services than ever before, it is
important to be aware of societal and cultural barriers that hinder minority groups from …

Objective In many Indigenous communities, youth mental health services are inadequate.
Six Indigenous communities participating in the ACCESS Open Minds (AOM) network …

This article examines two problems faced by the Canadian population: the current
conditions of Aboriginal children and the lack of concrete course of action established to …

Objective: To undertake a needs analysis to determine the quality and effectiveness of
current mental health services to Indigenous patients within a health district of Southern …

This Indigenist study is the first to enter the contested space that is the unique educational
site of traumatized Urban Indigenous children in Canadian child protection systems. It …

The health and wellbeing of African children and families, as an emerging demographic, is
of interest and concern to various stakeholders in Canada. Yet, few studies have examined …

Objective This study aimed at identifying the gaps, barriers and successes/solutions
associated with mental health services in Mi'kmaq communities in Nova Scotia. Methods …