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Halls Creek alcohol restriction report, December 2010 : An evaluation of the effects of alcohol restrictions in Halls Creek relating to measurable health and social outcomes, community perceptions and alcohol related behaviours after twelve months
2010
Authors: Kinnane, S, Golson, K, Henderson-Yates, L, The University of Notre Dame Australia

Publishers: Drug and Alcohol Office
On 18 May 2009, the Director of Liquor Licensing announced that alcohol restrictions would be instigated in Halls Creek for an indefinite period (see Appendix 1). These restrictions amounted to…
Handbook for Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Work
2012
Authors: Lee, Kylie, Freeburn, Bradley, Ella, Steve, Miller, Warren, Perry, Jimmy, Conigrave, Kate

Publishers: Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney
Based on clinical and cultural experience, as well as on the available evidence about what works to prevent and treat alcohol and drug problems among Aboriginal people.
Harm reduction policies and programs for persons of Aboriginal descent
Jun, 2007
Authors: Dell, Colleen Anne, Lyons, Tara

Publishers: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
This document is intended to provide current, objective and empirically-based information to inform the implementation of policies and programs for promoting the reduction of harms associated with substance abuse in…
Healing for our Stolen Generations: Sharing Our Stories
February , 2016
Authors: Healing Foundation

Publishers: Healing Foundation
This report is not justice specific but provides useful information on engaging members of the Stolen Generation. They are a high risk group for victimisation and offending as well as…
Healing, Cultural Safety and the Criminal Justice System
2007
Authors: Phillips, Gregory

Publishers: National Indigenous Justice CEO Forum (2007: Brisbane)
The presentation introduces the idea of cultural safety as the stage following cultural awareness and its importance in healing trauma in indigenous communities. With illustrations from the Stan Daniels Correctional…
Health impact assessment of the Northern Territory Emergency Response
2010
Authors: Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association, University of New South Wales Centre for Health Equity Training, Research and Evaluation

Publishers: Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association
While there was some general positive response to the level of political and resource commitment to addressing Indigenous health issues that the Northern Territory Emergency Response represented, many were concerned…
Hearing whispered voices : advocating for change in youth sexual assault services in the Northern Territory
2010
Authors: Kim-Baker, Eun Ju

Publishers: NT Government: 2010 Youth Minister's Round Table of Young Territorians.
The Northern Territory has a relatively young population, spread across a large jurisdiction, with very high rates of sexual crimes and a disproportionate representation of Aboriginal youth as both victims…
Historical reasoning about Indigenous imprisonment: A community of fate?
Apr, 2015
Authors: Rowse, Tim

Publishers: Australian Review of Public Affairs 13 (1): 1 - 21
The high rate of Indigenous incarceration is a problem for public policy and therefore for historical and social analysis. This paper compares and contrasts two recent attempts at such analysis:…
Human Rights Equal Opportunity Commission Social Justice Report 2002 : Indigenous women and corrections : A landscape of risk
2002
Authors: Australian Human Rights Commission

Publishers: Social Justice Report 2002 / Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner. Sydney : Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, 2002; 135-177. bibl, table
This chapter provides an overview of issues facing Indigenous women in corrections. It presents a statistical overview of incarceration and recidivism rates for Indigenous women on a national and state…

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