Vol. 9 No. 3 (2020): Indigenous Communities and COVID-19: Impact and Implications

Articles

• Editor’s Note: Indigenous Communities and COVID-19: Impact and Implications

  Peter Mataira, Paula Morelli, Michael Spencer

  1-3

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• When humanity fails A hopeful reminder

  Elizabeth Sumida Huaman

  4-12

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• COVID-19 and the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island Unusual and familiar times

  Hilary Weaver

  13-22

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• Indigenous Nationhood in the Age of COVID-19: Reflection on the Evolution of Sovereignty in Settler-Colonial States Indigenous Nationhood in the Age of COVID-19

  Sean Hillier, Elias Chaccour, Hamza Al-Shammaa

  23-42

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• Indigenous Peoples and the COVID-19 Social Amelioration Program in Eastern Visayas, Philippines: Perspectives from Social Workers

  Ginbert Cuaton, Yvonne Su

  43-52

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• Improving COVID-19 data protocols for Indigenous peoples in the U.S. and Canada: A public-media-based cross-national comparison

  Haorui Wu, Patricia Stukes

  53-66

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• American Indian Water Insecurity in the Era of COVID-19

  Felicia Mitchell

  67-75

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• Opportunities for Information and Communication Technology Development in remote Northern Ontario indigenous communities in spite of COVID-19 physical restrictions Infrastructure and ICT Development in remote Northern Ontario regions

  Ruben Burga, Ciprian Pavel

  76-91

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• Noho Haumaru: Reflecting on Māori approaches to staying safe during Covid-19 in Aotearoa (New Zealand)

  Leonie Pihama, Marjorie Lipsham

  92-101

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• Guatemala’s Public Health Messaging in Mayan Languages during the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Meghan Webb, Miguel Cuj

  102-109

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• Pasifika Collective Well-Being during the COVID-19 Crisis: Samoans and Tongans in Brisbane

  Ruth (Lute) Faleolo, Dion Enari

  110-126

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• Historical Environmental Racism, Structural Inequalities, and Dik’os Ntsaaígíí-19 (COVID-19) on Navajo Nation

  Nicholet A. Deschine Parkhurst, Kimberly R Huyser, Aggie J. Yellow Horse

  127-140

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• COVID-19 and the mass incarceration of Indigenous peoples

  Paula King, Donna Cormack, Rawiri Keenan

  141-157

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• Indigenous Relationality is the Heartbeat of Indigenous Existence during COVID-19

  Emma Elliott-Groves, Dawn Hardison-Stevens, Jessica Ullrich

  158-169

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• Kōkua Kaiāulu: Keeping the Native Hawaiian Community in Waimānalo Fed

  Ilima Ho-Lastimosa, LeShay Keli‘iholokai, Kaua Kassebeer, Hae Kassebeer, Joseph Awa Kamai, Ikaika Rogerson, Kenneth Ho Jr., Manahā Ho, Kamalei Ho, Kirk Deitschman, Denise Ka‘a‘a, Theodore Radovich, Jane Chung-Do

  170-182

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• Enacting Indigenous Community Relationships and Governance Systems

  Erica Neeganagwedgin

  183-192

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• Decolonizing Risk Communication: Indigenous Responses to COVID-19 using Social Media

  Nicole Kuhn, Shawon Sarkar, Lauren Alaine White, Josephine Hoy, Celena McCray, Clarita Lefthand-Begay

  193-213

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• Bringing Indigenous and Earth Sciences, Knowledges, and Practices Together to Understand and Respond to COVID-19

  Lesley Iaukea, Heather Lazrus, Julie Maldonado, Paulette Blanchard, Theresa Dardar, John Doyle, Fred Eningowuk, Dennis Longknife, Melonee Montano, Michelle Montgomery, Jasmine Neosh, Margarita Nogueras-Vidal, James Rattling Leaf, Sr., M. Kalani Souza

  214-223

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• Tribal Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic Experience in the Culture and Health Stations of Taiwanese Indigenous Peoples

  Ying-hao Huang

  224-232

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