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Got It, Hide this- Website: National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
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People working with Indigenous elders can use these online educational modules to inform themselves about elder abuse. Begin with the module on elder abuse to familiarize yourself with the issue of elder abuse in Indigenous communities.
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safety, education, crime, social support
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Rated on: 3/16/2020 6:29:08 PM
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