Music in Indigenous Cultures: Situated locally
June 13, 2018 | Room 217 - Music Care
Kelly Laurila M.Ed., MSW, RSW; PhD Candidate
laur4318[at]mylaurier.ca
Indigenous music...
Healing from the drum: Wholistic Experiences of Indigenous Drum Circle
Kelly Laurila
M.Ed., MSW, RSW; Doctoral Student (3rd year)
laur4318[at]mylaurier.ca
"Integral natu...
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"The first report in this two-part series, Aboriginal Peoples and Historic Trauma: The process of intergenerational transmission, recognizes that Aboriginal peoples' experiences are rooted in multigen...
This arts & health paper discusses racism, how it is expressed in society, and how it is experienced by Indigenous people in Canada "in interpersonal, structural and sometimes violent ways." ...
"Addressing the vast health inequalities that exist between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples in Canada requires solutions that are as complex as the problems themselves. This fact sheet details t...
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An online, printable book of photos and reflections on BluePrintForLife's hip-hop education based programs in the Arctic.
A video documenting BluePrintForLife's work in Kugaaruk, Nunavut. BluePrint partnered with Pauktuutit (The National Women’s Inuit Association) to create an intergenerational healing program around the ef...
Created by Andrew Swallow with the Wapikoni Mobile team, this film looks at the benefits and meaning that art holds for community members and individuals.