Let's Get It Right: Creating a Culturally Appropriate Training Module and Identifying Local Urban Resources for Non-Aboriginal Caregivers of Aboriginal Children in New Brunswick: Final Report

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Appendix C: Discussion with On-Reserve Child Welfare Directors

Appendix D; Discussion with Off-Reserve Child Welfare Managers

Appendix E: Analysis of Discussion with Directors and Managers

Discussions with Child Welfare Agencies on Reserve Communities in New Brunswick: An Effort to Better Understand the Needs of Aboriginal Children in Care

Let's Get It Right: A Literature Review of Cultural Considerations, Tools and Programs for Aboriginal Children in Care

Towards a Better Understanding of the Needs of Aboriginal Children in Care: An Analysis of Discussions with Directors and Managers Working in Child Welfare Agencies Located On- and Off-Reserve

Overview of project's three overarching goals: research and create culturally appropriate support materials; identify community-based supports and establish processes for accessing them; and determine community-driven, culturally appropriate advocacy for children and families. Appendix A: Literature Review Appendix B: Podcast Appendix C: Discussions with On-Reserve Child Welfare Directors Appendix D: Discussions with Off-Reserve Child Welfare Managers Appendix E: Analysis of Discussion with Directors and Managers

Author/Creator

Marilyn Dupré

Patsy McKinney

Elizabeth Blaney

Anne Caverhill

Verlé Harrop

Contributor/Editor

Atlantic Research Centre, Urban Aboriginal Knowledge Network (UAKN)

Open Access

Yes

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