In this paper, we discuss the importance of community resilience for Aboriginal health and
well-being. The concept of resilience has been used in developmental psychology and …

Social capital, as an asset or a resource for resilience, can be a characteristic of the
community or the individual. As an individual asset, social capital consists of a person's …

Resilience in Aboriginal communities is a long process of healing that allows to supersede
the multiple trauma and the loss of culture experienced during the colonization and after …

OBJECTIVE: To examine the contribution of socio-economic position (SEP) in explaining the
excess of any abuse and intimate partner violence (IPV) among Aboriginal versus non …

This research employs the concept of social capital to compare the efforts that a range of
tech companies have claimed to take to counter polarization and extremism and build …

In the last three decades, various concepts and strategies have been developed to address
social determinants of health. This paper brings together the different focuses of health …

Objective: Provincial and territorial legislation across Canada mandates child welfare
agencies to release youth from their care at the age of majority. Consequently, youth exiting …

This article examines the potential impact of information and communication technology on
social capital in First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities. The analysis led to the …

This article presents evidence from one Northern Inuit community showing that networks
associated with the exchange of traditional knowledge and subsistence foods among …

The authors briefly introduce a clinical outreach initiative that is innovative because of the
types of partnerships that have been formed within an inner-city community context. The …