Native American non-interference

Jimm G. Good Tracks

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Social Work Education and Practice Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law

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The native American principle of noninterference with others creates an obstacle for social workers trying to practice “intervention,” but much patience and respect for the principle can enable workers to be effective in Indian communities.

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