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Check out our new youtube channel at Indigenous Mom & Baby! Like and subscribe to learn more about the Healing the Hurt project and stay up to date on educational videos! #youtube #Indigenous #culturalsafety #traumainformed
Indigenous conceptions of mental health focus on developing an understanding of the body and mind as a WHOLE. To learn more, please swipe through the posts! #Indigenousmentalhealth #Indigenous #MentalHealth #TraumaInformed #CulturalSafety
Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we take the time to pause, learn and reflect on the history and legacy of the residential school system. Swipe to learn more about this day and how you can support Indigenous Peoples today, and
For many years, First Nations children experienced health service inequities and delays that other children in Canada did not. Jordan’s Principle, in memory of Jordan River Anderson, ensures all First Nations children living in Canada can acces
Check out these 3 books to inform your work when working with Indigenous people! Swipe for a summary of each book --> For more information about Indigenous maternal and infant health visit https://www.indigenousmomandbaby.org.
Introducing our new Research Spotlight series, where we break down key results from Indigenous health publications! Our first publication is from three of our Advisory Board members: Amy Wright, Rachel VanEvery and Vicky Miller. This post shares 4 ke
Looking for books to inform your work as a healthcare provider to Indigenous Peoples? We’ve got you covered. Swipe through this post to find detailed descriptions of all our recommended books. Happy reading! For more information about Indigeno
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission released numerous reports documenting findings of the government’s role in the Indigenous residential school system. The TRC developed 94 Calls to Action to address the continuing impact of the residentia
Check out this publication by Advisory Board member, Amy Wright! This paper is on "Caring for Indigenous families in the neonatal intensive care unit". Wright, A. L., Ballantyne, M., & Wahoush, O. (2020). Caring for Indigenous familie
Happy #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay! Today, and everyday, we celebrate and recognize the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada.
The mothers who participated the Healing the Hurt project had several suggestions for clinicians to promote safer, warmer, and more accessible care for Indigenous parents and their children. Swipe to learn more or visit https://www.indigenousmomandb
Earn certified credits and enhance your knowledge and cultural competency of First Nations Inuit and Métis people by completing the courses available at the following link: https://elearning.cancercare.on.ca/course/index.php?categoryid=2 Some
Check out this Research Officer position! Apply here: https://jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-ON/557651017/

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