Sentence examples for specifically indigenous from inspiring English sources
"We need to think about how we can foster resilience in our Indigenous youth, and we need more mental health clinicians and, specifically, Indigenous mental health clinicians who are trained to the same standards as everyone else".
She'd like the inquiry to be explicit in its terms of reference: this is about violence against women, specifically Indigenous women.
Specifically, Indigenous women are significantly over-represented in maximum security and make up 50percentt of the segregation placements in women's prisons, although they make up only about four percent of the Canadian population.
Certain groups have more difficulty proving their current address, Shrybman argued, specifically Indigenous electors who live on reserves, seniors who live in long-term care homes, students who are more likely to live away from home, homeless electors, and Canadians who have recently moved.
Specifically, Indigenous people living in remote areas have a much higher proportion of Indigenous language speakers; have poorer socioeconomic circumstances, and suffer from poorer physical health [ 8].
While these are not all directed specifically at Indigenous issues, Indigenous people are beneficiaries of many of the initiatives, including better services located in rural areas and improvements in assistance for patient travel.
In some instances, advocacy efforts were directed specifically at Indigenous population, for example those to ensure that human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine was available to Indigenous women, who need it most since they have the highest rates of cervical cancer.
Although there are published reviews of suicide interventions specifically targeting Indigenous populations [ 26- 29], a systematic review of published evaluations of suicide prevention interventions targeting Indigenous populations is timely for at least two reasons.
In order to specifically target indigenous communities, it suspended the Racial Discrimination Act.
Authorities in the NT maintain a mosaic of control measures, educational campaigns – including specifically for Indigenous communities – and dedicated spotlight surveys and monitoring.
We show specifically how indigenous farmers engage the productive capacity of swidden assemblages as the means by which to negotiate the pressures of upland transformations in the Philippines.
