Early Child Development Collection

Indigenous fathers' involvement in reconstituting "circles of care"

2010

Ball, J.

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Part of a national study of father's involvement, this study focuses on First Nations and Métis fathers' experiences with learning to be a father and becoming a man. It illuminates the socio-historical conditions that have shaped these experiences and their sources of cultural strengths and resilience.

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Indigenous fathers' involvement in reconstituting "circles of care".

Ball, J. (2010). Indigenous fathers' involvement in reconstituting "circles of care." American Journal of Community Psychology, 45(1-2), 124-38.

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