Incarceration negatively affects social determinants of health, such as employment and
career prospects, relationship stability and housing status. 10, 11 Lack of access to these …

Melq'ilwiye is a Secwepemc word that means “coming together.” Our work together began
with a story told by Secwepemc Elder, knowledge keeper, and co-author Mike Arnouse, who …

Abstract Background Aboriginal representation in Canadian correctional institutions has
increased rapidly over the past decade. We calculated “years of life lost to incarceration” for …

CMAJ| AUGUST 26, 2019| VOLUME 191| ISSUE 34 E931 researchers must understand and
self-reflect on the concept of white fragility. 10 They will then need to take the next step and …

The health of Māori, the Indigenous peoples of Aotearoa, New Zealand, like that of almost all
Indigenous peoples worldwide, is characterised by systematic inequities in health outcomes …

This narrative provides background on the International Indigenous Elders Summit of 2004
and the subsequent documentaries shared in various forums, including the Community …

Worldwide recessionary economies,“close the gap” adjustments, and community socio-
economic and political aspirations are shifting ascribed health and wellness, atikowisi miýw …

It has long been established that, on the whole, Aboriginal women in Canada do not enjoy
good health. The Aboriginal Women's Health Research Synthesis Project of 2001 reported …

This article reviews evidence linking incarceration and health, with a particular focus on
African Americans, who are disproportionately affected by the incarceration system …

Colonialism infuses the experience of First Peoples around the world, across the past,
present, and future continuum. Its destructive force extends past First Peoples, eroding the …