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2017
Communication can be defined as a way of sharing ideas, information, opinions and feelings. This can also be described as a process through which information could be transferred from one entity to the other either verbally through speech or non-verbally through writing or signs.
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Communication can be defined as a way of sharing ideas, information, opinions and feelings. This can also be described as a process through which information could be transferred from one entity to the other either verbally through speech or non-verbally through writing or signs.
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2020
Indigenous communities are those with historical claims to native lands, practices, and customs that have sustained them for millennia. In many parts of the world, they continue to draw on age-old wisdom and practices to sustain their health in the modern, and, now, digital age.
Seth Oppong +2 more
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Indigenous communities are those with historical claims to native lands, practices, and customs that have sustained them for millennia. In many parts of the world, they continue to draw on age-old wisdom and practices to sustain their health in the modern, and, now, digital age.
Seth Oppong +2 more
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Minga for Indigenous Collective Communication: Indigenous Communication Public Policy in Colombia
Abstract Indigenous activism in Colombia has a long history and various paths of development. The struggle of Indigenous peoples rose at the time of independence from Spain in the early 19th century and is still ongoing. Throughout this time, the movement has achieved the cultural recognition of Indigenous People, the preservation of ...Eliana Herrera Huérfano +2 more
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Indigenous education and the development of indigenous community leaders
Leadership, 2015The community context of education, affiliation, and affection influenced the development of American Indian leaders. In this essay, the role affection for family, community affiliation, and tribal culture is explored from a perspective of transformational teaching and learning in the context of community.
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Indigenous community members as teachers of indigenous health.
Australian family physician, 2009Educating the health workforce in indigenous health has been set as a high priority by educational bodies and providers of general practice training. These groups advise the involvement of local indigenous communities in medical teaching and training. Few have asked community members what issues are important to them when teaching health professionals ...
Hung The, Nguyen, Andrew, Gardiner
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Indigenous Methods and Research with Indigenous Communities
2020Renee Pualani Louis, Zoltán Grossman
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The role of disaster volunteering in Indigenous communities
Environmental Hazards, 2021Amy Christianson +2 more
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