2022
DOI: 10.29173/cjnser595
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The Role of Nonprofits and the Social Economy in the Achievement of Social and Environmental Justice

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“…In "Our home is native land: Teachings, perspectives, & experiences of Indigenous houselessness," Mikaela D. Gabriel explores Indigenous houselessness and urban transitions in Toronto. Such transitions are impacted by the colonial history of displacing Indigenous peoples, dismantling societal structures, prolonging systemic inequities, and maintaining barriers to success (Gabriel, 2022;Absolon, 2010;Eshet, 2015;Patrick, 2014). Gabriel looks at Indigenous perspectives across multisystemic levels, starting with the notions of "housing" and "home" for well-being and security in light of individual, communal, societal, and cultural factors.…”
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“…In "Our home is native land: Teachings, perspectives, & experiences of Indigenous houselessness," Mikaela D. Gabriel explores Indigenous houselessness and urban transitions in Toronto. Such transitions are impacted by the colonial history of displacing Indigenous peoples, dismantling societal structures, prolonging systemic inequities, and maintaining barriers to success (Gabriel, 2022;Absolon, 2010;Eshet, 2015;Patrick, 2014). Gabriel looks at Indigenous perspectives across multisystemic levels, starting with the notions of "housing" and "home" for well-being and security in light of individual, communal, societal, and cultural factors.…”
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“…Dans « Our home is native land: Teachings, perspectives, & experiences of Indigenous houselessness » (« La terre de nos aïeux est autochtone : enseignements, perspectives et expériences d'itinérance indigène »), Mikaela D. Gabriel explore le phénomène des transitions urbaines et de l'itinérance autochtones à Toronto. Ces transitions sont influencées par l'histoire coloniale du délogement des peuples autochtones, du démantèlement de leurs structures sociétales, de la prolongation des inégalités systémiques et du maintien des obstacles à leur réussite (Gabriel, 2022;Absolon, 2010;Eshet, 2015;Patrick, 2014). Gabriel emploie une approche multisystémique pour explorer des perspectives indigènes, en commençant par les notions de « logement » et de « foyer » pour le bien-être et la sécurité et en tenant compte de facteurs individuels, communautaires, sociétaux et culturels.…”
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