(Dis)placed Indigenous youth and the child welfare system

DVD 2017

"This film began as a way to record stories Indigenous youth in Calgary, Alberta, shared during their work on the collaborative research project: Uncovering colonial legacies: voices of Indigenous youth in child welfare (dis)placements".

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Child welfare Alberta

Indigenous peoples Canada Government relations

Indigenous peoples Public welfare Alberta

Indigenous peoples, Treatment of Alberta

Indigenous youth Alberta Social conditions

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Description:

1 videodisc (42 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 inches
polychrome
digital
optical
NTSC
video file
DVD video

Target Audience Note:

Canadian Home Video Rating: Not rated
Young Adult / Adult

Other Title:

Displaced : Indigenous youth and the child welfare system
Indigenous youth and the child welfare system

Notes:

Canadiana
Documentary video produced in 2016
Director, Melisa Brittain
First Nations child advocate, Cindy Blackstock with youth previously in the child welfare system
DVD-R ; widescreen (1.78:1)
Licensed for public performance
Closed-captioned in English

Control Number:

2868730

Other Authors:

Blackstock, Cindy
Brittain, Melisa
McIntyre Educational Media

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