Walking Together

Invocation Foreword * Jason Albert From the Editors Acknowledgements Introduction * Dorothy Badry and Don Fuchs Part I: Policy CHAPTER 1: Canada's "Old Mindset" and the Struggle to Fully Honour Jordan's Principle * Brittany Mathews, Jennifer King, and Cindy Blackstock CHAPTER 2: Bill c-92: The Restoration of Indigenous Jurisdiction and Right Relations in Canada * Hadley Friedland and Koren Lightning-Earle CHAPTER 3: Colonial Threads of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Canada and Australia: Parallel Stories * Robyn Williams, Dorothy Badry, Don Fuchs, Yahya El-Lahib, Michael Doyle, Bernadette Iahtail, and Peter Choate Part II: Practice CHAPTER 4: Indigenous Social Work: Colonial Systems Can't Change What They Don't See as Wrong * Gabrielle Lindstrom, Tsapinaki, and Peter Choate CHAPTER 5: Making Connections for Our Children: Indigenous Youth Transitioning out of Care * Kelly Provost- Miah'nistik'anah'soyii (Sparks in a Fire) and Christina Tortorelli CHAPTER 6: Child Advocacy Work in Alberta: The Importance of Children's Voices on Critical Issues * Del Graff and Arlene Eaton-Erickson CHAPTER 7: Grassroots of Child Welfare Advocacy for Indigenous Children in Alberta: The Creating Hope Society * Bernadette Iahtail Part III: Research CHAPTER 8: Walking Courageously: The Voices of Indigenous Child Welfare Workers in Manitoba * Eveline Milliken and Linda Dano-Chartrand Part IV: Education CHAPTER 9: The Heart of Allyship: Examining the Pursuit of Ally Relationships with Indigenous Peoples in Child Welfare and Social Work Education * Jennifer Hedges, Eveline Milliken, and Elder Mae Louise Campbell CHAPTER 10: Post-Secondary Indigenous Education as It Relates to Indigenous Child Welfare * Jason Albert and Susannah Walker Epilogue * Peter Choate Abstracts Contributors Subject Index Author Index