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    Correction to: “So, we’ve been taken away since forever”: Indigenous Relative Caregivers’ Experiences as a Framework for Uncovering Coloniality in the Child Welfare System

    Correction to: “So, we’ve been taken away since forever”: Indigenous Relative Caregivers’ Experiences as a Framework for Uncovering Coloniality in the Child Welfare System by Waubanascum, Cary, Sarche, Michelle

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    “So, we’ve been taken away since forever”: Indigenous Relative Caregivers’ Experiences as a Framework for Uncovering Coloniality in the Child Welfare System

    “So, we’ve been taken away since forever”: Indigenous Relative Caregivers’ Experiences as a Framework for Uncovering Coloniality in the Child Welfare System by Waubanascum, Cary, Sarche, Michelle

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    A scoping study of Indigenous child welfare: The long emergency and preparations for the next seven generations

    A scoping study of Indigenous child welfare: The long emergency and preparations for the next seven generations by Haight, Wendy, Waubanascum, Cary, Glesener, David, Marsalis, Scott

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    The center for regional and tribal child welfare studies: Students’ experiences of an Anishinaabe-centered social work education program

    The center for regional and tribal child welfare studies: Students’ experiences of an Anishinaabe-centered social work education program by Waubanascum, Cary, Haight, Wendy, Glesener, David, Day, Priscilla, Bussey, Brenda, Nichols, Karen

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    The Center for Regional and Tribal Child Welfare Studies: Reducing disparities through indigenous social work education

    The Center for Regional and Tribal Child Welfare Studies: Reducing disparities through indigenous social work education by Haight, Wendy, Waubanascum, Cary, Glesener, David, Day, Priscilla, Bussey, Brenda, Nichols, Karen

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    The Center for Regional and Tribal Child Welfare Studies: Systems change through a relational Anishinaabe worldview

    The Center for Regional and Tribal Child Welfare Studies: Systems change through a relational Anishinaabe worldview by Haight, Wendy, Waubanascum, Cary, Glesener, David, Day, Priscilla, Bussey, Brenda, Nichols, Karen

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    Striving to Be Pono (Balanced, Equitable, and Hopeful): Conceptualizing an Indigenous Writing Process from a Native Hawaiian Cultural Perspective

    Striving to Be Pono (Balanced, Equitable, and Hopeful): Conceptualizing an Indigenous Writing Process from a Native Hawaiian Cultural Perspective by Martin, Tammy Kahalaopuna Kahoʻolemana, Merculief, Alexis, Young, Rebecca Ipiaqruk, White, Lauren, Marshall, Sarah Momilani, Waubanascum, Cary, White, Evan J., Russette, Helen

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