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An Exploration of Aboriginal Youth Engagement
Publication type:
Position Paper
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 chodarr0246.pdf | 78.46 KB |
Agency:
Centre for Native Policy and Research (CNPR)
Sponsor:
Centre for Native Policy and Research (CNPR)
Pages:
3
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Summary:
For over ten years now, Aboriginal youth in Canada have been persistently demanding true representation, participation, and engagement at all levels. This paper explores the topic of Aboriginal youth participation and engagement, and provides an overview of some of the key recommendations provided by youth.
Keywords:
Aboriginal; youth; policy development; urban; participation; engagement