The phrase "access to indigenous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the availability or right to engage with indigenous peoples, cultures, or resources.
Example: "The organization aims to improve access to indigenous knowledge for researchers and educators."
Alternatives: "access to native" or "access to aboriginal".
Across the country, access to Indigenous-language education is a patchwork.
The flow-on effects of the mentoring program impacted beyond the central mentoring relationships to the school and community: enhanced links between school and community; increased involved of families in school; awareness of, and access to local Indigenous role-models; development of inter-school relationships; and positive contact between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian families.
If they go, Mr. Ericson said, "you lose your access to that indigenous past".
For example, Digital Democracy developed "Remote Access" to help indigenous communities in remote areas document and map environmental degradation.
This study explored Indigenous community and service provider perspectives of well-being and ways to promote access to care for Indigenous people at risk of depressive illness.
17 Inequitable access to healthcare for Indigenous Australians occurs despite access to a universal health insurance scheme, Medicare.
There remains a need to further examine issues around gender and access to OST among Indigenous people in order to maximise treatment outcomes.
A recent analysis of Australia's NBCSP described several inequities in access to screening for Indigenous and minority groups in relation to the way the program is designed and disseminated to the public [ 4].
Our second null hypothesis was there are no disparities in equity of access to GPs for Indigenous children (who are of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent), or overseas born, compared to all other children.
