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From the diary of a protector of aborigines.(aboriginal policy and child welfare issues in Western Australia)
THE MOST TRAGIC outcome of Sir Ronald Wilson's tract about "Stolen Children" is that it has unfairly robbed generations of dedicated public servants who worked with Aboriginal people and communities as field welfare officers and Protectors in the former Department of Native Affairs in Western Australia of their good names and reputation--possibly forever and without redress. Generations of them have been lumped together as one, and branded as agents of some sort of genocide and with stealing children, with as little chance of defending themselves as Senator McCarthy's victims, who were condemned and robbed of their reputations in his crusade.
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- John Richards' howlers on Aboriginal policy.
- Magazine article from: Canadian Dimension Richardson, Boyce March 1, 2004 700+ words
...themselves the impulse to discourse on Aboriginal policy. In recent years, these people...television), took an active interest in Aboriginal policy, recommending the same bold policy...recommends that Paul Martin must "rethink Aboriginal policy independently of the premises of...
- Rethinking Aboriginal Policy.(Book review)
- Magazine article from: American Review of Canadian Studies Northrop, Jeanne E. June 22, 2008 700+ words
...Richards. Creating Choices: Rethinking Aboriginal Policy. Ottawa: Renouf Publishing Company...book, Creating Choices: Rethinking Aboriginal Policy is a well-researched and well...milestones in Canada with regard to Aboriginal policy and comparing the process to that...
- Aboriginal policy reform and the subsidiarity principle: a case study of the...
- Magazine article from: Canadian Public Administration Alcantara, Christopher June 1, 2008 700+ words
...local preferences. This article argues that government and aboriginal policy-makers should consider making greater use of the subsidiarity...there has been a growing consensus among members of the aboriginal policy community that the Indian Act needs to be replaced or at...
- Never Trust a Government Man: Northern Territory Aboriginal Policy,...
- Magazine article from: The Australian Journal of Politics and History REYNOLDS, HENRY March 1, 1998 700+ words
...Austin, Never Trust a Government Man: Northern Territory Aboriginal Policy, 1911-1939. Darwin: Northern Territory University...19.95. This is a competent study of twentieth century Aboriginal policy. It complements other recent books by Russel McGregor...
- Australia debates whether Aboriginal policy racist
- News wire article from: AP Worldstream KRISTEN GELINEAU August 28, 2009 700+ words
A U.N. expert's harsh criticism of Australia's Aboriginal policy reopened a national debate Friday on a decades-old issue: how best to help the country's original settlers and most disadvantaged...
- Hidden agendas: the rhetoric of benevolence in Aboriginal policy in Queensland,...
- Magazine article from: Journal of Australian Studies Wilson, Emily March 1, 2005 700+ words
...people in Queensland during the first half of the twentieth century. This article examines government rhetoric relating to Aboriginal policy in Queensland from the early 1900s to the late 1940s. It argues that despite the rhetoric of 'benevolence', the language...
- Finding Dahshaa; self government, social suffering, and aboriginal policy in...
- Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News November 1, 2009 700+ words
9780774816243 Finding Dahshaa; self government, social suffering, and aboriginal policy in Canada. Irlbacher-Fox, Stephanie. U. of British Columbia Press 2009 192 pages $85.00 Hardcover E92 Dahshaa, a Gwich...
- Aboriginal policy through literary eyes.
- Magazine article from: Inroads: A Journal of Opinion Episkenew, Jo-Ann January 1, 2001 700+ words
JO-ANN EPISKENEW EXAMINES A number of literary works by Canadian Aboriginal writers dealing with Indian and Metis people. Together, they reveal the devastating effects of public policy. Episkenew traces this history from 1973, when Maria Campbell penned Halfbreed, her account of growing up in
Source: HighBeam Research, From the diary of a protector of aborigines.(aboriginal policy and...