Websites using non-aboriginal as a keyword

The Timmins Native Friendship Centre ensures that a healthy atmosphere be provided to the Aboriginal community providing programs that support the cultural heritage of Aboriginal people and assists in their inclusion and participation in urban life. We strive to improve the quality of life for urban aboriginal people living in the Timmins area providing intervention, direct services, advocacy, and support in the areas of health, education, culture, recreation, and social services.

HESPERIAN PRESS NON FICTION AUSTRALIAN BOOKS

We're a national non-profit, protecting biodiversity in Australia for over 25 years. We buy land of high conservation value & work with other land owners (particularly Aboriginal groups) to help plan & implement conservation on private lands.

The After Hours GP Clinic operates 7 days per week as a non emergency after hours medical service. Patients do not need to make appointments and onsite parking is available. Fees are payable at the time of consultation. Bulk billing is available for DVA patients, “Full-aged” pensioners and persons of Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander descent.

Helping Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people understand the nature of historical trauma

This is an historical site that will focus on spiritually educating and informing the public about the Nation of people who are indigenous to the American continent. Many people are unaware that this Nation of people even exist at all. We are a multicultural, highly spiritual nation of aboriginal, indigenous Americans who were originally called Washitaw (or Ouachita as the name has been amended throughout our history). We accept both lineal and non-lineal citizens into our Nation. We DO NOT discriminate based on race or religion, as this the heart of God and of our current Empress, Her Highness, Verdiacee “Tiari” Washitaw-Tunica. Our current Commissioner of Education and Information states, “When we all can set aside our differences and come together, our unity as a Nation will be so strong. Each of us should keep this in mind and spread this message to all!”

The University of Regina Press (U of R Press) publishes trade non-fiction and scholarly books on Indigenous studies and Aboriginal languages, Canadian history, regional studies, the environment, public policy, and other topics. With a goal of publishing quality writing and scholarship on issues that matter to readers inside and outside the academy, the U of R Press is looking produce and promote the work of passionate public intellectuals and skillful, engaged, and knowledgeable writers.

For over 25 years TouchWood Editions has published books about people, places, culture, landscape, history, nautical subjects, art, and food, as well as a growing list of crime fiction.

Law Foundation of BC website. Non-profit foundation providing grants and funding for legal programs in BC, Canada, that benefit the public across the province.

We are a national non government peak body in Australia representing the interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.

Welcome to Douwes Fine Art; 500 years of expertise with a personal touch. For global trading, advice & support in Fine Arts.

We are dedicated to the healing and empowerment of aboriginal and non-aboriginal two-spirit individuals and allies

News, information and resources for the for-purpose sector: non-profits, community groups, government agencies, social enterprise and businesses.

Working towards reconciliation, and just and respectful relationships between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous people.