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American Indian and Alaska native mental health research
The Journal of Aboriginal Health
First Peoples Child & Family Review
Canadian Journal of Native Studies
The Aboriginal Nurse (not peer reviewed)
Canadian Journal of Aboriginal Community-Based HIV/AIDS research
2021 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People National Action Plan
for more reports search the Publication catalogue at Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
Land Back: a Yellowhead Institute Red Paper (2019).
Statistics Canada Key Indicators includes Demographic characteristics, Education, learning and skills, Health and well-being, Indigenous children, Population profiles, Labour and employment, etc.
Statistics on Indigenous peoples at Statistics Canada.
Aboriginal Healing Foundation - Publications
Assembly of Seven Generations - Reports
Centre for First Nation Governance - Reports and Publications
First Nations Child & Family Caring Society of Canada - Reports and Publications
National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH)
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Residential Schools: A Sad Chapter in Canadian History - From CBC.ca Curio, includes reports, witness statements and photos.
Indigenous issues at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, a Canadian public policy think tank that is known to be left leaning and is especially known for publishing an alternative federal budget.
Aboriginal policy papers at the Fraser Institute, a Canadian public policy think tank and registered charity that is known to be conservative and libertarian.
Cashback: a Yellowhead Institute Red Paper (2021)
Journey to healing: Aboriginal people with addictions and mental health issues by Peter Menzies., & Lynn F Lavallée. (2014)
Grannies, Elders, and Friends: Aging Aboriginal Women in Toronto by Cyndy Baskin and Caitlin J. Davey (2015)
Cyndy Baskin (Social Work)
Hayden King (Politics and Public Administration)
Lynn F Lavallée (Social Work )
Pamela Palmater (Politics and Public Administration)
Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services
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