Developing a bi-cultural model for working in a women's refuge

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Description

The author presents a personal perspective about the growth of bi-cultural system in a small community.

Table of contents

Her story; Challenge; Transition; Action; Righteousness; Anger and indignation; Mistrust; Today

Artifacts

Developing-a-Bi-Cultural-Model-for-Working-in-a-Womans-Refuge.pdf

Author
Publication
Categories

Primary author: Van Der Schoot, Jenny

Author biography: Pākehā

Publisher: Jenny Van Der Schoot

Publication format: Briefing paper, Policy paper

Publication date: Unknown

Publication place: Auckland

Publication availability: Yes

Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre

Catalog reference: 362.8292 VAN – Filing Cabinet – Biculturalism

Content type: Policy, Recommendations

Sector: Community, Education – tertiary, Health, Social services

Culture related topics: Bi-cultural

General related topics: Behavioural change, Social change – society

Historical period: 20th

Resources: Culture

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