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Reclaiming our children

Reclaiming our children

DVD 2004

About 45% of the children in care in British Columbia are First Nations - why is this and what are we doing about it? A tremendous amount of positive energy has been generated around this issue, as we are really talking about the future generations and the importance of working together to make sure children have better lives. The program explores the truth about First Nations children in care and suggests new ways of seeing the difficulties that...

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Description:
1 videodisc (20 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: NR
Other Title:
At head of title on container: First Nations
Notes:
Special feature: brief presentation on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Canadiana
Produced by Dan Odenbach ; camera, Bryon McLuckie
DVD-R
Licensed for public performance
Contents:
Part 1. Background. Chief Stewart Phillip. APFA transition coordinator
Part 2. Elder. Board of Directors and Political Committee. Métis Nation. Urban aboriginal people
Part. 3. Youth. Conclusion
Control Number:
523745
Other Authors:
Aboriginal Peoples Family Accord
First Nations Films
Motion Visual Productions (Firm)
Odenbach, Dan, producer
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