Historical Analysis of Native American Children's Education and Care
Explore the historical journey of Native American children from boarding schools to foster care, shedding light on the impact of assimilation efforts, the New Deal era, and the challenges within the foster care system. This insightful analysis delves into the complex dynamics of education and care for Native American youth, highlighting key historical moments and ongoing issues in the treatment of indigenous children.
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From Boarding Schools to Foster Care: A Historical Analysis of Native American Children s Education and Care Maral Shabak 1
Boarding schools are established as a part of the civilizing mission. From: Away From Home: American Indian Boarding School Experiences 2
The New Deal brought about a questioning of capitalism and the ideologies of white Europeans that came after the Great Depression. This helped allow a reimagining of Native American Independence. http://instruct.westvalley.edu/kelly/Distance_Learning/History_17B/Lecture11/Lectur e11_p05.htm 3
NPRs Report, Native Foster Care; Lost Children Shattered Families exposes the lack of regulation by the federal government in regards to Native foster care. Illustration captured from NPR s Disproportionately index. 4
