Neighbors Matter I S S N 0 8 2 4 -8 0 0 1 Poor Neighborhoods and Urban Aboriginal Policy

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Howe, Christopher D. Richards, John
Copyright Year	2001
Abstract	Half of all aboriginals now live in urban areas and they are much more likely than nonaboriginals to live in poor neighborhoods. This is a reality that federal and provincial politicians are ignoring. Two policies to pursue are, first, public schools targeted to serve urban aboriginal children and, second, welfare reform that renders access for the employable — aboriginal and nonaboriginal alike — more difficult and that links benefits more closely to work.
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Language	English
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