All in this together: building collaboration between indigenous and immigrant Hispanic populations in rural northern California

Author

Evan Alves

Graduation Date

2016

Document Type

Project

Program

Other

Program

Project (M.S.W.)--Humboldt State University, Social Work, 2016

Committee Chair Name

Yvonne Doble

Committee Chair Affiliation

HSU Faculty or Staff

Keywords

Grass-roots, Latino, Curriculum, Immigrant, Native-American, Humboldt State University -- Projects -- Social Work, Social Work, Relationships, Collaboration, Indigenous, Building, Organizing, Native, Hispanic

Abstract

Oppression and marginalization are still very much rampant in today's society. Two groups oppressed groups in rural northern California are indigenous people and immigrant Hispanic populations. Northern California is home to some of the largest tribes in the state and they subsequently have a large presence in the area. Immigrant Hispanic populations are the largest growing population in the state as well as in rural Northern California. Bridging the struggles of these two groups can increase advocacy and collaboration at a local and regional level. This project focused on developing a curriculum for service providers in the area that focuses on past history of both these groups, past and present collaboration, and strategies for collaboration.

https://scholarworks.calstate.edu/concern/theses/70795b06s

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