This journal examines policies and practices affecting Indigenous Peoples across various domains, including healthcare, justice, education, and land rights. It addresses the ongoing impacts of colonialism, systemic discrimination, and the efforts of Indigenous communities to reclaim control, promote healing, and assert their rights. The research highlights the importance of Indigenous knowledge, cultural revitalization, and decolonizing approaches in policy development and implementation.
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SJR Quartile by Discipline
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Cultural StudiesQ1
AnthropologyQ2
Sociology and Political ScienceQ2
Subject Classification
Web of Science Categories
AnthropologySocial Sciences, Interdisciplinary
Scopus Categories
AnthropologySociology and Political ScienceCultural Studies
Research Topics (OpenAlex)
Indigenous Health, Education, and RightsIndigenous Studies and EcologyCommunity Health and DevelopmentMining and Resource ManagementCanadian Identity and HistoryChild Abuse and TraumaQualitative Research Methods and EthicsFood Security and Health in Diverse PopulationsGlobal Health Workforce IssuesHealth Policy Implementation Science