In this phenomenological study 11 Native American elders addressed three research
questions:(a) the effect of historical trauma on self, family, and community;(b) how historical …

This paper examines an often-overlooked contributing factor to minority student collegiate
attrition: students' limited knowledge of—and sometimes resistance to—the kinds of …

The Sacred Mountain Youth Project was conducted to investigate risk and protective factors
related to alcohol and drug use among American Indian youth. Findings indicated that …

Learning involves the whole person; it implies not only a relation to specific activities, but a
relation to social communities--it implies becoming a full participant, a member, a kind of …

Recent media and policy focus in remote Aboriginal education has turned to boarding
schools. The general rhetoric is that boarding schools will allow Indigenous Australian …

Despite the importance and currently topical nature of the delivery of education to Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander students through boarding schools, the research base and …

Attending boarding school has long been a part of the educational culture in Australia. For a
significant number of students, boarding is a necessity due to distance from suitable schools …

Background: Experiential group facilitators must make conscious decisions to nurture Native
American (NA) knowledge, dignity, identity, and integrity by shifting their theoretical …

Abstract To write about Native American family resilience entails exploring critical aspects of
European and Euro-American endeavors at subjugation from a neo-colonial perspective …

The aim of this qualitative study is to explore students' adaptation problems at regional
boarding schools from the perspective of the school's psychological counselors. Focus …