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With guest Stephanie Tipple (Mi’kmaw), BA (Hons), MSc
Healthcare providers often experience discomfort and uncertainty working with Indigenous peoples due to a lack of knowledge of colonialism, Indigenous culture, and the diversity of Indigeneity in Canada. Drawing on the critical knowledge and considerations presented in the previous session, this discussion will focus on action-oriented recommendations to address sexual violence when working with Indigenous populations.
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