Revitalizing Strong Cultural Connections and Resilience: Co-Designing a Pilot Elder-Led Mentorship Program for Indigenous Mothers in a Remote Northern Community in Alberta, Canada
Kayla M Fitzpatrick,
Stephanie Montesanti,
Barbara S.E Verstraeten
et al.
Abstract:Background: Connection to traditional knowledge and culture is important for promoting Indigenous parental well-being and fostering healthy environments for child development. Historical and modern injustices have resulted in a loss of culture, language, identity, spiritual and traditional practices in birth and parenting for many Indigenous peoples across the globe. Community Elders in a remote northern community in Alberta, Canada, and researcher allies collaborated to design a pilot Elders Mentoring Program… Show more
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