Sentence examples for indigenous participation from inspiring English sources
There are no structures in Australia for Indigenous participation and consultation to happen fairly.
Michael Spence, vice chancellor at the University of Sydney, said Shane Houston, the new deputy vice chancellor, would develop a strategy to advance indigenous participation.
Its expressed "targets" are actually just methods, like "at least one new program in place to support the goal of increasing total Indigenous participation" or "updated strategy completed and endorsed.
This latter condition has occurred only with the performance, largely in North America, of dances for tourists and during indigenous participation in folk dance festivals or regional powwow gatherings.
If you were to take a literal reading of the Indigenous participation rates set out in the AFL's reconciliation action plan of 2014-16, you'd say that the league is currently in a period of stagnation, with Indigenous representation on playing lists still hovering at 9%, and in its administrative ranks at 3%.
The first relates to the need to secure indigenous participation in environmental management of major projects that affect indigenous peoples.
"Prior consultation emerged as a way of promoting indigenous peoples' participation in projects affecting them [but] I think that a certain sector within MINEM still sees it as an obstacle," Sanchez says.
This finding is consistent with other studies that have found that young Indigenous peoples' participation in traditional activities protects against adverse mental health outcomes and harmful ways of coping with stress, such as substance use [ 41].
For the artist, Indigenous Australia's participation in the war effort as a theme hits close to home.
Juany Garcia Perez is a 2009 Agali fellow and the creator of the indigenous girls' democratic participation project in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.
Since 2010, Agali has supported an indigenous girls' democratic participation project in the Western Highlands of Guatemala.
