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Achieving Strength Through Numbers: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Health Information
a fact sheet on the challenges regarding data and Aboriginal population health in Canada.
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Exploring Evidence in Aboriginal Health
a short narrative report accompanying our DVD: 'Dialogue Circle: Ways of Knowing.'
Landscapes of Indigenous Health
a 2007 NCCAH-commissioned environmental scan of the current work performed in the field of Aboriginal Peoples' health in Canada (122 pages). Now being updated for 2010.
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Dialogue Circle: Ways of Knowing
a video of an NCCAH-hosted 'dialogue circle' in Vancouver, B.C., where participants looked through the lens of Indigenous Knowledge to explore what constitutes 'evidence' in Aboriginal health. To request a copy of the DVD, please email us at
nccah@unbc.ca
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Our partners make it possible for us to do what we do. Visit
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Read our
Activities Report 2010: Sharing Knowledge - Making a Difference
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Keep updated about our activities by reading our newsletter "
Closing The Circle
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