Sentence examples for indigenous awareness from inspiring English sources

The curators, Blake Singley and Charlotte Craw have uncovered some remarkable promotional artwork designed to heighten Indigenous awareness about the right to vote federally, dating to the early 1960s.

Unlike the nationally mandated Indigenous awareness course that officers must take within their first two years, which is done online, officers must attend the course in the Yukon in person.

Indigenous "awareness" can actually increase risk-exposure, where it constitutes straightforward over-confidence.

And communities are employing indigenous awareness to mitigate ordnance-related environmental constraints (such as land and transport denial), living with ordnance, with a significant degree of success and safety.

The attachment to harsh natural environments and hard physical work such as hunting, and primary industries like fishing and reindeer herding, may have influenced the Arctic indigenous peoples awareness of the body and perception of pain differently from their non-indigenous counterparts.

Bawa's sensitive syntheses of indigenous traditions, environmental awareness and regional appropriateness in an age of headlong modernization and globalization made him, from the late 1940's onward, a pioneer of concepts that have since taken root among designers who deplore the sameness modernism has imposed around the world.

A greater understanding of the interplay between overall health, demographic features and cancer, as well as Indigenous people's awareness of cancer and cancer treatment, is therefore required.

D: It helping to raise awareness in indigenous communities as well as in white communities.

I hope that this chat will gain traction and coverage outside the Indigenous community and raise awareness of the program and why we need more Indigenous teachers.

After six months, the Ethiopian government arrested a pastor who had worked as translator for the World Bank Inspection Panel in Gambella, and two other indigenous rights activists raising awareness of land grabs, and charged them with terrorism.

Unlike the Olympics, the goal of the event is not to win medals – after all, every participant will be entitled to one – but to raise awareness of indigenous culture worldwide.