FacebookTwitterSign up for our newsletter!EspañolEnglish
Resources Free Lending Library
Habla Espanol?


NJ Kinship Legal Guardianship Resource Clearing House

An Information Center for Kinship Care Families

1-877-KLG-LINE (1-877-554-5463)
Events In The News
Contact us
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Conferences & Trainings
    • All Events
    • Conferences & Professional Training
    • Parent Training
    • E-Learning
  • Subsidy
  • Kinship Navigator
  • Virtual Support
    • E-Learning
    • Online Support Groups
    • Podcasts
  • Research
  • Publications
    • Handbooks
      • KinKonnect Top 15 Downloadable Handbooks
    • Newsletters

Canada: How We Define Indigenous Homelessness Matters

November 13, 2017 by Greg Cywnar

➡ From Child Welfare Information Gateway

Canada: How We Define Indigenous Homelessness Matters
Vice – November 08, 2017
“Indigenous homelessness must be considered as a loss of healthy relationships, spiritual, emotional, physical, political, and economic relationships over time,” Thistle told me. “That’s what the process of colonialism has eroded and starved out. The later displacement that occurs in adulthood is a product of that earlier Indigenous homelessness, the early loss of relations,” he says.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vb3pkd/how-we-define-indigenous-homelessness-matters

Filed Under: News

  • Contact us
  • Site Index
  • More Kinship Website Resources
  • Español
  • Satisfaction Survey
  • Needs Assessment
  • Terms
  • Privacy Notice
  • Disclaimer
This site is being provided under the auspices of Children's Aid and Family Services, Inc