2023
Datta, R., Chapola, J., Datta, P., & Datta, P.
Research Square
The authors explore how learning and practicing Indigenous land-based practices helped build resilience for many racialized immigrant families during the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss how Indigenous land-based activities can be essential for building resiliency through cultural preservation, environmental stewardship, holistic well-being, empowerment, and the intergenerational transmission of knowledge.
Indigenous Land-based Activities as a Form of Health Resiliency: A Racialized Immigrant Family-Based Learning.
Datta, R., Chapola, J., Datta, P., & Datta, P. (2023). Indigenous land-based activities as a form of health resiliency: A racialized immigrant family-based learning. Research Square, 3(1), 3001676.
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