| Author(s) | |
|---|---|
| Publication Year | |
| Publisher |
Enhancing the Well-Being of Criminalized Indigenous Women – A Contemporary Take on a Traditional Cultural Knowledge Form
From: Criminalizing Women
$1.76
Contributors
Colleen Anne Dell
Coleen Dell is a professor and research chair in substance abuse in the Department of Sociology and School of Public Health at the University of Saskatchewan. Jenny Gardipy is a Masters of Public graduate of the University of Saskatchewan and the program co-ordinator at the White Buffalo Youth Inhalant Treatment Centre at Sturgeon Lake First Nation. Nicki Kirlin is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan Masters of Public Health program and a researcher in the Office of the Research Chair in Substance Abuse at the University of Saskatchewan. Violet Naytowhow is a Cree from Sturgeon Lake First Nation and graduated from the First Nations University of Canada with a Bachelor of Indian Social Work. Jennifer J. Nicol is an associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan with additional credentials as an accredited music therapist and registered doctoral psychologist
Jenny Gardipy
Coleen Dell is a professor and research chair in substance abuse in the Department of Sociology and School of Public Health at the University of Saskatchewan. Jenny Gardipy is a Masters of Public graduate of the University of Saskatchewan and the program co-ordinator at the White Buffalo Youth Inhalant Treatment Centre at Sturgeon Lake First Nation. Nicki Kirlin is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan Masters of Public Health program and a researcher in the Office of the Research Chair in Substance Abuse at the University of Saskatchewan. Violet Naytowhow is a Cree from Sturgeon Lake First Nation and graduated from the First Nations University of Canada with a Bachelor of Indian Social Work. Jennifer J. Nicol is an associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan with additional credentials as an accredited music therapist and registered doctoral psychologist
