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A 4-year CIHR Project Grant of $512,546.00 has been awarded to researchers at the 东京热app to conduct a study that will centre on the teachings of Elders and Knowledge Keepers from the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council (FHQTC) to develop educational materials on traditional birthing and child-rearing.聽The project is entitled听迟补办辞丑辫颈苍补飞补蝉辞飞颈苍.
Dr. Brenda Green, Nominated Principal Investigator, says that 鈥�takohpinawasowin is intended to provide a culturally safe, place-based, supportive environment where community members can story and re-story their experiences and their understanding of birth and child-rearing practices鈥�.
takohpinawasowin means 鈥榳rapping around to support each other where life-giving and child-rearing is a community responsibility and wholistic activity.鈥�
鈥淚n this way,鈥� Green says, 鈥渨e hope to support a renewed relationship with the land, build community capacity for traditional family bonding and reflect on the strengths of how to incorporate traditional customary practices into mainstream health services.鈥�
Knowledge Keeper, Colleen Strongarm, initiated the project to create educational materials that could bring the community together to support families in life-giving practices.
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