Igi global apr 2026 (4 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Personal experience, cultural traditions, historical trauma, and ongoing structural inequalities often shape loss and grief in the Black community. Beyond individual grief, forms of loss include racial violence, displacement, or health disparities. These complex losses influence how grief is expressed, processed, and supported in families and communities. Understanding the grieving process in this context requires attention to cultural practices, resilience strategies, and community healing. Exploring these dynamics may help develop more responsive mental health frameworks, social systems, and policies that effectively support the Black community. Forms of Loss and the Process of Grieving in the Black Community explores grief and loss within the Black population. It examines current societal challenges, mental health services, family dynamics, and systemic oppressions which affect the grieving process for Black individuals. This book covers topics such as family studies, government and law, and incarceration, and is a useful resource for sociologists, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - As global water and energy systems face pressure from climate change, resource depletion, and inequitable access, traditional approaches to sustainability are challenged. Rethinking these systems requires turning toward Indigenous land-based knowledge and practices, which emphasize reciprocity, balance, and stewardship. Rooted in deep relationships with ecosystems, Indigenous perspectives offer holistic frameworks that integrate environmental, cultural, and spiritual dimensions of sustainability. By valuing these knowledge systems alongside scientific and technological innovation, societies can develop more resilient, ethical, and land-based solutions to the challenges of water and energy sustainability. Rethinking Water Sustainability With Indigenous Land-Based Knowledge and Practice explores Indigenous perspectives that contribute to Indigenous environmental sustainability. It advocates for socio-environmental justice and cross-cultural sustainability for Indigenous language revitalization, intercultural bridge-building, and relational networks that honor Indigenous sovereignty and foster deep, land-based connections. This book covers topics such as sustainable development, cultural studies, and water management, and is a useful resource for engineers, sociologists, academicians, researchers, and environmental scientists.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Personal experience, cultural traditions, historical trauma, and ongoing structural inequalities often shape loss and grief in the Black community. Beyond individual grief, forms of loss include racial violence, displacement, or health disparities. These complex losses influence how grief is expressed, processed, and supported in families and communities. Understanding the grieving process in this context requires attention to cultural practices, resilience strategies, and community healing. Exploring these dynamics may help develop more responsive mental health frameworks, social systems, and policies that effectively support the Black community. Forms of Loss and the Process of Grieving in the Black Community explores grief and loss within the Black population. It examines current societal challenges, mental health services, family dynamics, and systemic oppressions which affect the grieving process for Black individuals. This book covers topics such as family studies, government and law, and incarceration, and is a useful resource for sociologists, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - As global water and energy systems face pressure from climate change, resource depletion, and inequitable access, traditional approaches to sustainability are challenged. Rethinking these systems requires turning toward Indigenous land-based knowledge and practices, which emphasize reciprocity, balance, and stewardship. Rooted in deep relationships with ecosystems, Indigenous perspectives offer holistic frameworks that integrate environmental, cultural, and spiritual dimensions of sustainability. By valuing these knowledge systems alongside scientific and technological innovation, societies can develop more resilient, ethical, and land-based solutions to the challenges of water and energy sustainability. Rethinking Water Sustainability With Indigenous Land-Based Knowledge and Practice explores Indigenous perspectives that contribute to Indigenous environmental sustainability. It advocates for socio-environmental justice and cross-cultural sustainability for Indigenous language revitalization, intercultural bridge-building, and relational networks that honor Indigenous sovereignty and foster deep, land-based connections. This book covers topics such as sustainable development, cultural studies, and water management, and is a useful resource for engineers, sociologists, academicians, researchers, and environmental scientists. …