Sacred lives : [Canadian aboriginal children & youth speak out about sexual exploitation] / [by Marian Krawczyk for] The National Aboriginal Consultation Project. : RH34-12/2000E-PDF
"Save the Children Canada undertook this project in order to more fully understand the commercial sexual exploitation of Aboriginal children and youth in Canada. This document reflects five months of subsequent cross-Canada consultations with commercially sexually exploited Aboriginal children and youth. The purpose of the consultations was to give these children and youth a chance to express their ideas and concerns regarding the issues of abuse, exploitation, prevention, healing, exiting, crisis intervention, harm reduction, public attitudes, and youth participation. The consultations are part of our long-term project designed to raise national awareness, change public attitudes, increase the sensitivity of people who work with youth, provide direct assistance to agencies, and ultimately, decrease the market for sex with children."--Overview, p.14 of 104.
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Department/Agency | Canada. Human Resources Development Canada. |
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Collaborating author | Save the Children Canada. National Aboriginal Consultation Project. |
Title | Sacred lives : [Canadian aboriginal children & youth speak out about sexual exploitation] / [by Marian Krawczyk for] The National Aboriginal Consultation Project. |
Publication type | Monograph |
Language | [English] |
Format | Electronic |
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Other formats | Paper-[English] |
Note(s) | "Save the Children Canada undertook this project in order to more fully understand the commercial sexual exploitation of Aboriginal children and youth in Canada. This document reflects five months of subsequent cross-Canada consultations with commercially sexually exploited Aboriginal children and youth. The purpose of the consultations was to give these children and youth a chance to express their ideas and concerns regarding the issues of abuse, exploitation, prevention, healing, exiting, crisis intervention, harm reduction, public attitudes, and youth participation. The consultations are part of our long-term project designed to raise national awareness, change public attitudes, increase the sensitivity of people who work with youth, provide direct assistance to agencies, and ultimately, decrease the market for sex with children."--Overview, p.14 of 104. Imperfect: t.p. missing. Subtitle from print edition. Bibliography. |
Publishing information | Ottawa - Ontario : Human Resources Development Canada 2000. |
Description | 104p.glossary, illus., map, photographs |
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Subject terms | Young adults Sexual offenses Violence against children Aboriginal affairs |
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