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  • No Home in a Homeland Indigenous Peoples and Homelessness in the Canadian North
    Author:

    Christensen, Julia

    Summary:

    The Dene, a traditionally nomadic people, have no word for homelessness, a rare condition in the Canadian North prior to the 1990s.

    Genre: Canadian nonfiction, Social science

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  • Indigenous Homelessness Perspectives from Canada, Australia, and New Zealand
    Author:

    Peters, Evelyn J.

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    Christensen, Julia

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    Andrew, Paul

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    Aubry, Tim

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    Belanger, Yale

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    Bird, Cynthia

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    Birdsall-Jones, Christina

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    Bonnycastle, Marleny M.

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    Brown, Deidre

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    Cherner, Rebecca

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    Christensen, Julia

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    Franks, Patricia

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    Farrell, Susan

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    Freistadt, Joshua

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    Green, Charmaine

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    Greenop, Kelly

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    Groot, Shiloh

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    Hodgetts, Darrin

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    Kern, Selena

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    Wiremu King, Pita Richard

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    Klodawsky, Fran

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    Lindstrom, Gabrielle

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    Memmott, Paul

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    Nash, Daphne

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    Parrel, Julia

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    Peters, Evelyn J.

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    Prout, Sarah

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    Rua, Mohi

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    Schiff, Rebecca

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    Schiff, Rebecca

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    Siddle, Annette

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    Simpkins, Maureen

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    Smith, Barbara A.

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    Thurston, Wilfreda E.

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    Turner, Alina

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    Turner, David

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    Waegemakers Schiff, Jeanette

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    Te Whetu, Tiniwai Chas

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    Willetts, Rob

    Summary:

    Being homeless in one’s homeland is a colonial legacy for many Indigenous people in settler societies.

    Genre: Indigenous materials, Canadian nonfiction, Social science

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