Theory-Indigenous Child Welfare

TRUE OR FALSE

100

The overrepresentation of Indigenous children in Ontario's child welfare system is a result of systemic racism, colonial legacies, and socioeconomic factors, not just individual family issues.

True

200

According to Critical Social Theory, colonialism has played no role in shaping Indigenous child welfare systems in Canada.

False

300

The Population Health Promotion Model advocates for addressing the upstream social and economic conditions that impact Indigenous families, such as poverty and education, to reduce the need for child welfare intervention.

True

Fill in the Blank

100

According to Critical Race Theory, ________ is a central factor in understanding why Indigenous children are disproportionately involved in the child welfare system, as they face systemic and historical discrimination.

Racism

200

________ is a social determinant of health that impacts the likelihood of Indigenous children being involved in the child welfare system, as it can lead to financial stress and instability

Income

300

According to the Population Health Promotion Model, promoting ________ involves ensuring that Indigenous children and families have equitable access to resources and opportunities, regardless of their socioeconomic status.

Equity