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Human rights as a social investment for Indigenous children and families: Putting history, culture and self-determination back into the equation

Home > Self-Determination and Rights > Human rights as a social investment for Indigenous children and families: Putting history, culture and self-determination back into the equation

About this journal article:

Rather than treating social investment as separate from justice, this article explores how a human-rights based approach to social investment can better support Indigenous children and families. It highlights the importance of building stronger futures through frameworks that founded on self-determination and build Indigenous capacity, cultural identity and integrity.  

  • Year: 2010 
  • Authors: Muriel Bamblett and Peter Lewis 
  • Organisation: VACCA 
  • Journal: Children Australia 

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