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Banishing the men.(Aboriginal men )
ON A RECENT SBS Insight program discussing the federal government's Intervention in the Northern Territory, Des Rogers, an Aboriginal man, pointed out that Aboriginal men had been completely disenfranchised. Tony Abbott added that in a welfare-dependent community, men had no role because there was no work. Rogers said there had been no engagement with Aboriginal men by the task force, that there was now no Community Development Employment Projects (CDEP) program, and that the only facilities available for Aboriginal men were the prisons. Jenny Brockie, the moderator of Insight, added that it was Aboriginal men who were the perpetrators. Apparently she meant that they ...
- 'If we come together our health will be happy': Aboriginal men seeking ways to...
- Magazine article from: Australian Aboriginal Studies McCoy, Brian F. September 22, 2006 700+ words
...by suggesting some implications for Aboriginal men's health. ********** We...might mean for the health of young Aboriginal men. Before taking up this particular...The research focused on the health of Aboriginal men and, in particular, young men. In...
- Holding men; kanyirninpa and the health of Aboriginal men.(Brief article)(Book...
- Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News November 1, 2008 700+ words
...9780855756581 Holding men; kanyirninpa and the health of Aboriginal men. McCoy, Brian F. Aboriginal Studies Press 2008 278 pages...folklore study and part policy, he uses interviews with Aboriginal men from the remote Kimberly desert communities to illustrate...
- From forefathers forward (three Aboriginal men found guilty when judge declined...
- Magazine article from: LawNow Mitchell, Teresa December 1, 2000 700+ words
After they were found guilty of summary conviction offences, three aboriginal men filed notices of appeal, which did not focus on their convictions, but rather argued that they were not subject to the laws of...
- Search for job and training opportunities poses real challenges: four...
- Newspaper article from: Windspeaker Kruzenga, Len June 1, 1999 700+ words
By Len Kruzenga Windspeaker Contributor WINNIPEG Amanda Clarke scans through the Help Wanted ads. It's a daily routine for the 26-year-old from Thompson, Man., who said she came into the city on the hope of finding a job with a future. After years of slinging beer in a hotel, Clarke said she was
- Breaking the silence. (violence against aboriginal woman and children) (Cover...
- Magazine article from: Canadian Dimension Fontaine-Brightstar, Marilyn March 1, 1992 700+ words
...violence by both aboriginal and non-aboriginal men. The issue gained a high media profile...Aboriginal girls are raped by non-aboriginal men on the streets of Winnipeg. In the...and children are harrassed by non-Aboriginal men looking for sex; and are exploited...
- Melinda Hinkson on Papunya's place in history.(Book Review)
- Magazine article from: Arena Magazine Hinkson, Melinda April 1, 2005 700+ words
...wonder. Three decades after Aboriginal men of Papunya began to paint their...candid reflections on his own interventions in the men's painting practice...poverty and dependence that drew Aboriginal men and women into menial forms...
- New body to be set up to close race gap in Australia
- Newspaper article from: The Irish Times August 28, 2009 700+ words
...continue the controversial intervention, which has widespread...to review parts of the intervention, particularly measures...review last year found the intervention affected 45,500 Aboriginal men, women and children in...
- A nursing partnership for better outcomes in Aboriginal mental health,...
- Magazine article from: Contemporary Nurse De Crespigny, Charlotte Wilson, Scott Kowanko, Inge Ah Kit, Jackie Murray, Helen Mills, David September 1, 2006 700+ words
...participatory action research findings and interventions, such as advocacy and professional...Aboriginal mental health issues and the key interventions identified and applied with our Aboriginal...hospital separations for assault among Aboriginal men and 19 times as many for women than...
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