Indigenous Culture In Australian Society
Denial and Loss: Removal of Indigenous Australian Children from their Families and Culture
... our society by government, institutions and ...both Indigenous and ...labour. Indigenous Australian children, who were further marginalised because of their race, suffered compounded hurt – ...
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Liberal forms of governing Australian Indigenous peoples
... They are also eager to better educate themselves…Aboriginal people are not the only victims and not the only perpetrators of sexual abuse…Much of the violence and sexual abuse occurring in Territory communities is a ...
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Aboriginal agency and marginalisation in Australian society
... Governments have facilitated the retention, recov- ery and revitalisation of cultural heritage. They have provided for museums, art galleries and ‘keeping plac- es’ to research, preserve and display indigenous ...
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Settler Society in the Australian Colonies: Self Government and Imperial Culture
... ‘The Australian colonies and imperial crises: the Indian “Mutiny” and the “Maori Wars”’ shows how the settlers understood and justified their treatment of indigenous people in the light of interracial ...
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Genocide and Settler Society: Frontier Violence and Stolen Indigenous Children in Australian History
... Our Culture, What's Left of It) that the rudderless intellectualising which he considers typical of the twentieth century might be countered in much the same way – by facing up to the fact of massive suffering and ...
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Physical culture as a part of civil society
... physical culture and civil society are con- cerned, respectively, physical culture is an element of civil ...civil society and the pressure generated on politicians is the expression of its ...
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Society and Culture. Stage 6 Syllabus
... of Society and Culture available to students in relevant courses conducted by TAFE is described in the HSC/TAFE Credit Transfer ...of Society and Culture Stage ...
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Menopause and the influence of culture: another gap for Indigenous Australian women?
... In Indigenous culture, where elders are respected, the menopause transition was reported to be associated with a gain of ...In Indigenous language groups of far north Queensland, there is no single ...
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VALUE OF ARTS AND CULTURE PEOPLE AND SOCIETY
... and culture goes further: arts and cultural organisations may also buy some of their supplies from local firms, and their staff may spend their wages in the local ...
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Cascading Impacts of Environmental Change on Indigenous Culture
... 2) in the core network include biophysical elements, i.e. links between petrels and customary. 263[r] ...
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Cascading Impacts of Environmental Change on Indigenous Culture
... number of nodes in the network, including the biophysical node. The values are abbreviated as PTA: people to ancestors, PTP: people to people, 103. PTL: people to location, CON: we[r] ...
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Sustainability of Chinese Culture in Moslems Society
... Present phenomenon of Chinese culture in Moslems society of Penang and Medan make use of heritage as potential subject of Chinese identity. Therefore, heritage as a past experience must be recreated and ...
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Poor food and nutrient intake among Indigenous and non-Indigenous rural Australian children
... of Indigenous populations internation- ally [7], dispossession of Australia’s Indigenous peoples has contributed to endemic disadvantage [3,8] and poor nutrition ...for Indigenous peoples has been ...
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Help-seeking among Indigenous Australian adolescents
... and Indigenous young people, particu- larly in relation to their tendency to use informal sources and their concerns regarding confidentiality, trust and ...for Indigenous than for non-Indigenous ...
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Towards an Indigenous order of Australian government: rethinking self-determination as Indigenous affairs policy
... as Indigenous affairs policy terminology have often suggested that it may imply some right for Indigenous minorities to secede from larger nation states, like ...of Indigenous people seem to have in ...
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The research capacity and culture of Australian podiatrists
... There were a number of key limitations with this study. Firstly, the low response rate of 6% of all registered podia- trists suggests that it may be difficult to generalise these results to the rest of the profession. ...
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TOWARDS INCLUSION: DISABILITY AND INDIGENOUS SHONA CULTURE IN ZIMBABWE
... http://ijessr.com Page 5 According to Ogechi and Ruto (2002:65), wrongful deeds of an individual or family member may cause a disabled child to be born in a family. The desire of many Shona people not to associate with ...
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Indigenous Australian participation in pre-registration tertiary nursing courses: an Indigenous mixed methods study
... an Indigenous component in an or an assessment, all of a sudden I‟ll get emails and get befriended by a lot of students that I‟ve never ever talked to before, just to ask Aboriginal questions because you‟re their ...
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Culture at the centre of community based aged care in a remote Australian Indigenous setting: a case study of the development of Yuendumu Old People's Programme
... an Indigenous aged care setting, and that these characteristics should be used to assess quality of care in such a context, along with the accommodation of medical and mainstream aged care ...placing ...
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Indigenous Australian participation in pre-registration tertiary nursing courses: an Indigenous mixed methods study
... The quantitative data were analysed using descriptive statistics. Data were extracted and analysed for commencements, progression, and attrition and completion trends assuming Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL). ...
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