Strengthening Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health policy: lessons from a case study of food and nutrition
Objective: To examine key factors influencing the prioritisation of food and nutrition in
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health policy during 1996–2015. Design: A qualitative …
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health policy during 1996–2015. Design: A qualitative …
[引用][C] Responsibility
G Hage, R Eckersley - 2012 - Melbourne Univ. Publishing
Edge of sacred-exploring the life stories of the Nauiyu Community: An investigation into trauma and the traditional healing practices of a remote Aboriginal Community
G Morris - 2019 - search.proquest.com
It took little time after initial British settlement to attempt to decimate the Australian Aboriginal
population. While lawful killing has ceased, waves of colonial practices persisted, which has …
population. While lawful killing has ceased, waves of colonial practices persisted, which has …
The subjective experience of Polynesians in the Australian health system
L Rodriguez - Health Sociology Review, 2013 - Taylor & Francis
Australia is rapidly becoming home to an increasing number of Polynesians. While the
Maori/Pacific Islander 'economic migrant'may appear fit and healthy, statistically the …
Maori/Pacific Islander 'economic migrant'may appear fit and healthy, statistically the …
''We've always done it. Country is our counselling office'': masculinity, nature-based therapy, and the strengths of Aboriginal men
J Prehn - 2024 - figshare.utas.edu.au
This thesis is an exploration of Aboriginal masculinity in Australia. No critical theory of nation-
wide Aboriginal masculinity yet exists, although there have been some local and regional …
wide Aboriginal masculinity yet exists, although there have been some local and regional …
[HTML][HTML] Insights into nutritionists' practices and experiences in remote Australian Aboriginal communities
SL Colles, S Belton, J Brimblecombe - … and New Zealand Journal of Public …, 2016 - Elsevier
Objective: To explore and describe methods of communication, education practices,
perceived challenges and the potential role of nutritionists working in remote Australian …
perceived challenges and the potential role of nutritionists working in remote Australian …
Development of the reflexive antiracism scale–indigenous
Y Paradies, H Franklin, E Kowal - Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An …, 2013 - emerald.com
Purpose–Reflexive Antiracism is an approach to antiracism that seeks to avoid the
limitations of essentialism and negative emotional reactions through a focus on racialisation …
limitations of essentialism and negative emotional reactions through a focus on racialisation …
[HTML][HTML] An exploration of inter-organisational partnership assessment tools in the context of Australian Aboriginal-mainstream partnerships: a scoping review of the …
C Tsou, E Haynes, WD Warner, G Gray… - BMC public health, 2015 - Springer
Background The need for better partnerships between Aboriginal organisations and
mainstream agencies demands attention on process and relational elements of these …
mainstream agencies demands attention on process and relational elements of these …
Collective identity and voice at the Australian Citizens' Parliament
J Gastil, A Felicetti, J Hartz-Karp… - Journal of Public …, 2012 - papers.ssrn.com
This paper examines the role of collective identity and collective voice in political life. We
argue that persons have an underlying predisposition to use collective dimensions, such as …
argue that persons have an underlying predisposition to use collective dimensions, such as …
[图书][B] The proximate advocate: improving indigenous health on the postcolonial frontier
E Kowal - 2006 - academia.edu
This thesis presents an ethnography of white researchers who work at the Darwin Institute of
Indigenous Health Research. This group of” proximate advocates 'is made up of …
Indigenous Health Research. This group of” proximate advocates 'is made up of …