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Meet four contemporary Native American artists whose unique viewpoints are redefining art history.
Delores E. Churchill – Masters of Traditional Arts
Developed by the architects of the "think-act tank" Archquid, in connection with the indigenous community and other institutions of the parish of San...
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A new indigenous map has been introduced to the public domain which depicts the original territories and correct names of the the Indigenous people of North America. It is the work of Aaron Carapella, a Cherokee of Oklahoma who created the map from humble beginnings.
Data supports that the determinants of health may be an appropriate framework to address the health needs of Indigenous Peoples, and an appropriate frame for federal, provincial and local policy makers to implement structural changes necessary to decrease the health disparities between the Indigenous Peoples and the rest of Canada. Currently, there is limited literature demonstrating awareness of how contemporary Aboriginal Peoples understand and define health, address their health concerns, and perceive barriers to obtaining optimal health. This knowledge is an important and essential first step in program planning for delivering effective health care for all aspects of health. An additional challenge is to effectively address and meet these needs in a timely manner which is critical to overall Indigenous wellness. The primary researcher, who is Indigenous (Plains Cree), wondered whether the social determinants of health were reflective and an appropriate framework to address the existing health disparities between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Peoples of Canada, and more specifically, the Plains Cree people from Thunderchild First Nation. This paper examines the results from a qualitative descriptive research study completed in Thunderchild First Nation, Saskatchewan. There were four predominant themes that were derived from the data: health was consistently described in relation to physical, mental (intellectual), emotional, and spiritual wellness; value of health; factors related to the environment; and factors related to economics. Collectively, there does appear to be a holistic perception of health, similar to the teachings from the Medicine Wheel. Pursuing and maintaining health included a combination of information and practices from both the western and Traditional Indigenous world. This data supports that the determinants of health may be an appropriate framework to address the health needs of Indigenous Peoples, and an appropriate frame for federal, provincial and local policy makers to implement structural changes necessary to decrease the health disparities between the Indigenous Peoples and the rest of Canada.
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Exploring Ancestral Healing | The Vital Spirit | "You may not think you are having a relationship with your ancestors but your ancestors are having a relationship with you." ~ Dr. Daniel Foor
Sacerdotesse, Sciamani e Guerriere tatuate Sacerdotesse della Dea, Sciamani e Guerriere tatuate dell’Eurasia Barbarica
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Photographer: Harrison Forman, 1904-1978 This image is from the original negative held in the collections at the American Geographical Society Library (AGSL), University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee USA. Copyright: Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System. For reproductions please contact the AGSL: collections.lib.uwm.edu/cdm/#AGSL Link to Philippine Island images in the AGSL collections: collections.lib.uwm.edu/cdm/search/collection/agsphoto/se... One of the requests that the AGSL asked me to comply with for permission to post high detailed pictures that they own the copyright on is that I block the downloading of a large high detailed picture. I will strictly obey their requirements as I consider it a privilege to post their images. I ask that all others do the same. If you want to use a larger high detailed image please contact them for permission.
Read "Biodiversity Conservation, Indigenous Knowledge and practices: A Naga Perspective" by Martemjen available from Rakuten Kobo. Conservationist has been contemptuous of Indigenous peoples and their knowledge. As such, all the modern polices, acts a...
Pelilauta, Pachisi – lautapeli Kimblen esi-isä | Game board of Pachisi – the ancestor of boardgame Kimble (Wikimedia Commons)
