Understanding the strengths of the indigenous communities
Flying Dust First Nation focus group report
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Author
Contributions
- Community-University Institute for Social Research - Contributor
Publication
2006 - Community-University Institute for Social Research, Saskatoon, Sask, Saskatchewan
Language
English
Word Count
16,750 words, Guess
Page Count
67 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number156873553
- Open LibraryOL50137221M
Classifications
- DDC307.14097124
- LCCE78.S2 .U53 2006
Description
Flying Dust First Nation (FDFN) is located on the northeast side of Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, with a current band membership of approximately 1,000 people, 387 of whom living on a reserve that consists of seven parcels of land totaling approximately 21,000 acres. In 2003, the band agreed to participate in an Understanding the Strengths of Indigenous Communities (USIC) project. Research for this project was derived from a series of eighteen focus groups involving ninety-seven band members. The information obtained provides a snapshot of what aspects FDFN members believe are their community's strengths and potentials, as well as areas needing improvement.
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Series Statement
- CUISR monograph series
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