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Investing in Saving Lives: Designing Second-Stage Women’s Shelters on First Nation Reserves
Canadian Journal of Nonprofit and Social Economy Research I Courtney Allary, Anita Olsen Harper, Shirley Thompson, & Shauna Mallory-Hill
Despite the great risk for intimate partner violence for Indigenous women, only three unfunded second-stage shelters for more than 600 First Nation reserves exist in Canada to provide First Nation women and their children with a safe home. This article documents the need for safe, nurturing, and culturally appropriate second-stage shelters for Indigenous women and their families to heal and rebuild, and to stop the genocide of Indigenous Peoples by supporting cultural, economic, health, and social development
Author / Publisher: Canadian Journal of Nonprofit and Social Economy Research
Language(s): English
Year(s) Published: 2023
Accessibility Format(s): Machine-Readable Text
Type of Resource: Reports