Indigenous Children and Youth Early Childhood Development Section of The Health of Canada’s Children and Youth:  A CICH Profile

Suggested citation:

Greenwood, M, Hanvey, L, Callaghan, S (2018). Indigenous Children and Youth. In The Health of Canada’s Children and Youth:  A CICH Profile.  Retrieved from https://cichprofile.ca/module/7/

Contributors

Writing and editing:
Margo Greenwood, PhD
Associate Professor, Departments of First Nations Studies and Education, University of Northern British Columbia and Academic Leader, National Collaborating Centre for Aboriginal Health
Vice President, Indigenous Health, Northern Health Authority British Columbia

Louise Hanvey, Research Director, The Health of Canada’s Children and Youth:  A CICH Profile, Canadian Institute of Child Health

Shelley Callaghan, Project Manager, The Health of Canada’s Children and Youth:  A CICH Profile, Canadian Institute of Child Health

Regine Halseth, Research Associate, National Collaborating Centre for Aboriginal Health

Project development, research, and review:

Expert Advisory Committee, Early Childhood Development:
Tanya Davoren
Margo Greenwood (Chair)
Sarah de Leeuw
Anna Claire Ryan
Roberta Stout
Shirley Tagalik
Cheryl Tenasco-Whiteduck

Other
Donna Atkinson
Shelley Callaghan
Teri Delaney
Meghan Marcotte
Janice Sonnen
Cassandra Sparks
C. Robin Walker

Graphic design:
Shelley Callaghan
Louise Hanvey

Website development:
AOR Web Solutions

The content for this module was produced for the Public Health Agency of Canada by the Canadian Institute for Child Health in collaboration with the Canadian Council on Social Determinants of Health.  The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of the Public Health Agency of Canada.

The Chair wishes to thank the Expert Advisory Committee and all of the key informants for their time and advice.

The opinions, results, and conclusion reported in this module are those of the authors and are independent from the funding sources and Advisory Committee.

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