Aboriginal women

Examines violence and discrimination against Aboriginal women in Canada, and provides recommendations to help stop it.

Explores the roots of violence against aboriginal girls in BC and critically examines the judicial system's responses to it, making several imperative recommendations.

Argues for a health and healing strategy for First Nations, Inuit and Métis women iin order to respect diversity, promote gender equality and reduce health disparities.

Presents stories and testimonies on violence in Aboriginal communities. Created to be used as a reflection tool.

Presents the findings of the seminar, including the recommendations and preoccupations of the Aboriginal milieu concerning sexual assault.

Examines why Aboriginal women are over-represented in HIV/AIDS statistics. Argues that a national response to HIV/AIDS needs to be designed, developed and implemented by Aboriginal women.

Argues for the development of a health and healing strategy for First Nations, Inuit and Métis women that considers the perspectives of these important groups of women, and that examines overlapping health and healing options.

Discusses how to recognize the signs of abuse and also covers a range of possible solutions.