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Proving culture and voice works: Towards creating the evidence base for resilient Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children in Australia

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About this journal article:

This article looks at how evidence can be built for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child and family services in ways that do not rely on Western research methods. It explores hybrid approaches that respect both Indigenous and Western forms of knowledge, and shows why culture and self-determination are central to resilience and better outcomes for children and families.  

  • Year: 2010 
  • Authors: Muriel Bamblett, Jane Harrison and Peter Lewis 
  • Organisation: VACCA 
  • Journal: International Journal of Child and Family Welfare 

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