“Birthing on country is a culturally safe experience for women and families and could reduce the number of babies being born too early and dying in their first months” via @JanineMilera@CATSINaM https://t.co/6Q49zDpY1q #IndigenousX
A privilege to listen to Prof Läwurrpa Maypilama & A Prof Anne Lowell on ‘Beyond the middle ear: considering cultural & contextual influences supporting Aboriginal children’s development’
#OMOZ2018
Our focus should be on our respect for diversity and difference.
We should work to reconcile our differences with First Nations people.
That will help us move forward as a nation, and send the message to the world that we are a mature, modern democracy.
A combination of financial rewards and intensive support may be effective in helping Aboriginal women who are pregnant quit smoking, new research finds. https://t.co/ns356MmyZH
FREE Aboriginal Health Promotion Short Course (23-27 July 2018) at
Centre for Aboriginal Studies, Curtin University. For more info and an EOI form, email [email protected]. Please share with
community and colleagues! @AHPA_AU@HealthInfoNet@CurtinMedia
Today is World No Tobacco Day. It’s time to start taking care of your lungs
for a happier, healthier lifestyle.
Contact your local AMS today to have a yarn about quitting the smokes.
https://t.co/nxhspORyjF