Mia Mia Aboriginal Community Development

Klappentext Written by leading Aboriginal scholars and elders! and community development practitioners! this book takes a multidisciplinary approach to the topics of Aboriginal community development! Aboriginal history and cultural security. It presents practical strategies for improvement and includes case studies and review exercises to encourage reflection. Zusammenfassung Written by leading Aboriginal scholars and elders! and community development practitioners! this book takes a multidisciplinary approach to the topics of Aboriginal community development! Aboriginal history and cultural security. It presents practical strategies for improvement and includes case studies and review exercises to encourage reflection.

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Written from an Aboriginal perspective, Mia Mia Aboriginal Community Development is a valuable resource that focuses on cultural security.

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Written by leading Aboriginal scholars and elders, and community development practitioners, this book takes a multidisciplinary approach to the topics of Aboriginal community development, Aboriginal history and cultural security. It presents practical strategies for improvement and includes case studies and review exercises to encourage reflection.

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1. Anggaba jina nimoonggoon: whose knowledge is that? Aboriginal perspectives of community development Dawn Bessarab and Simon Forrest; 2. Aboriginal identity, world views, research and the story of the Burra'gorang Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews, Aunty Frances Bodkin, Uncle Gavin Andrews and Uncle Ross Evans; 3. The social justice foundation of Aboriginal community development Gracelyn Smallwood; 4. Dimensions of Aboriginal community development Janet Mooney, Lynette Riley and Fabri Blacklock; 5. Decolonising Australian community development tools Juli Coffin and Charmaine Green; 6. Ways in which postmodernism can inform Aboriginal community development Loretta Kelly, Tony Kickett and Dawn Bessarab; 7. A healing foundation for Aboriginal community development Judy Atkinson and Caroline (Carlie) Atkinson; 8. Is community development equity or justice? Bindi Bennett and Sue Green; 9. Hear our voices: community development and working with Indigenous people experiencing trauma Pat Dudgeon; 10. Djinangingy kaartdijin: seeing and understanding our ways of working Michael Wright and Cheryl Kickett-Tucker; 11. Overcoming racism as a barrier to community development Yin Paradies; 12. Aboriginal community development and digital inclusion: hope, haves and have-nots Lester-Irabinna Rigney; 13. Ngalang moort: family as the building block of community development Cheryl Kickett-Tucker and Josey Hansen; 14. Benang yeyi: tomorrow today for Aboriginal community development Cheryl Kickett-Tucker, Karen Ugle, Natasha Moore, Adrian Ugle and Janetia Knapp.