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Sexual protection and education

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Tobacco smoking is practiced at several ceremonies:
-Pipe ceremony
-Sunrise ceremony
-Strawberry ceremony
-Pow Wows

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Factors that can trigger smoking initiation in the Indigenous youth:
-Depression
-Low self-esteem
-Stress
-Boredom
-Low academic achievement

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Impacts on development (e.g., impact on brain development) & behavior (e.g., risky sexual behavior)

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$ Alcohol < Water

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More prone to developing addiction

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Begins at a young age

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PTSD from residential schools, poor access to healthcare, maltreatance from HCW, ...

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Kahnawake Survival School was built in protest to Bill 101.

Bill 101: Charter of French Language. (French language must be spoken in education, work, commerces, legislation)
Restricted Quebec citizens from accessing English schools.

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-Fosters cultural pride and positive identity development
-Control of their own education; helps with the survival of the Indigenous culture (e.g., languages, traditions)
-Safe environment for Indigenous youth
-Indigenous decolonization (to maintain the culture through education)

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Increased risk for addiction.

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Negative health impacts.

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Exposure to smoke and secondhand smoke.

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Tobacco is common in traditional ceremonies.

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Smoking begins early on in the life of the Indigenous

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

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Facilitates reconciliation among former residential school students, their families, their communities and all Canadians. The TRC created a historical record of the residential schools system.

Organized by the parties of the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. Between 2007 and 2015, the Government of Canada provided about $72 million to support the TRC's work. The TRC spent 6 years travelling to all parts of Canada and heard from more than 6,500 witnesses. The TRC also hosted 7 national events across Canada to engage the Canadian public, educate people about the history and legacy of the residential schools system, and share and honour the experiences of former students and their families.

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Goes beyond the traditional nuclear family living together in one house. Families are extensive networks of strong, connective kinship; they are often entire communities.

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Treatment consisting of multiple drugs that act on different viral targets.

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Eldest of 4 children in his family. He lives with his mother and stepfather, sister, step sister, half-brother, and girlfriend.

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Hospitalized two months ago

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Diagnosed with genital warts (HPV). Tested positive for Chlamydia. Prescribed Veregen cream.