The major task of health professionals working in Indigenous health is to close the gaps
between Indigenous and non-Indigenous rates of disease, and ultimately normalise life …

Decolonization, Ethics and the Challenges of Researching Across Cultural Boundaries
Christopher C. Sonn Victoria University Melb Page 1 Decolonization, Ethics and the Challenges …

The Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership is dedicated to research and policy advice
relevant to the remote Aboriginal communities of Cape York Peninsula, Queensland. Its …

This paper focuses on the moral reasoning of Ashaninka leaders about the burning of
witches, a cultural practice that has received scant attention from intercultural scholars. We …

It is clear that affirmative action, no matter which segment of the Indigenous population is
targeted, is most helpful to those who are most advantaged to begin with. 11 It is easiest …

This chapter presents a critical reflection on delivering a lecture on the impacts of
colonialism to a cohort of predominantly white, undergraduate students in the UK. This …

Background The disproportionate burden of oral disease in Aboriginal children and the
issues in accessing mainstream dental services are well documented. Yet little is known …

This thesis is a case study of the exhaustion of the progressive public policy approach to
Aboriginal governance. Using poststructuralist and constructivist theory and interpretive …

Racism and colonialism, among other intersecting forms of oppression, operate as social
determinants of health and contribute to inequities among Indigenous, racialized, and equity …

Racism and lack of self-determination in health care perpetuate injury and injustice to
Aboriginal people. To instil cultural safety at individual, organisational, community and …