Daughters of the drum : decolonizing health and wellness with Native American women / by Danica Love Brown

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Daughters of the drum : decolonizing health and wellness with Native American women / by Danica Love Brown

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Description

Presents findings from a culturally centered qualitative participatory action research (PAR) study utilising photovoice and talking circles to illuminate Native American women's voices to develop a nuanced and decolonised perception of health and wellness with four Native American women in the US Pacific Northwest. Utilises the indigenist stress-coping model and interpretive coding in real time to suggest that land, language, and diet are important principles of a decolonised perception of he...

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Format

Journal

Date created

2016

Creator

Brown, Danica Love, (School of Social Work, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon, USA)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/37115317

Related subjects

Indian women -- Health and hygiene / Indians of North America -- Health and hygiene / Adjustment (Psychology) / Decolonization -- Social aspects / Action research / Pacific Northwest

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