Developing Communities In Northern Saskatchewan: Women and Youth in Aboriginal Community Development

Scholars interested in Aboriginal community development have paid little attention to the important roles and contributions of women and young people. An extensive quantitative survey - the first such survey undertaken - provides valuable insights into the views and activities of Northern Saskatchew...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Aboriginal economic development 2011-01, Vol.7 (2), p.90-101
Hauptverfasser: Berdahl, Loleen, Beatty, Bonita, Poelzer, Greg
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:Scholars interested in Aboriginal community development have paid little attention to the important roles and contributions of women and young people. An extensive quantitative survey - the first such survey undertaken - provides valuable insights into the views and activities of Northern Saskatchewan Aboriginal residents. By assessing the extent of community participation and the support of residents for community engagement, this study demonstrates a deep and broad commitment to working at the community level. The study also shows stark differences between onand off-reserve populations: on-reserve members have a very homogenous pattern of community engagement, while off-reserve Aboriginal people demonstrate significant differences by age and gender. These findings have important implications for the understanding and implementation of Aboriginal community development.
ISSN:1481-9112
1481-9120
DOI:10.29173/jaed306