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Ward-Griffin, Catherine, & Ploeg, Jenny. (1997). A feminist approach
to health promotion for older women. Canadian Journal on Aging,
16(2), 279-296.
Weaver, Gayle D., & Gary, Lawrence E. (1996). Correlates of healthrelated
behaviors in older African American adults: Implications for
health promotion. Family & Community Health, 19(2), 43-57.
Whaley, Arthur L. (2003). Ethnicity/race, ethics, and epidemiology.
Journal of the National Medical Association, 95(8), 736-742.
WHO, World Health Organization. (1986). Ottawa Charter. Retrieved
July 28, 2002, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.ldb.org/iuhpe/ottawa.htm
Williams, P. B. (2002). A profile of HIV/AIDS epidemic in the African-
American community: Implications for a culturally-sensitive and
ethnic-specific health promotion and education programme for African-
Americans. Promotion & Education, 9, 8-15.
Women’s Health in Women’s Hands. (2003, March 28-30). Racial
discrimination as a health risk for female youth: Implications for policy
and healthcare delivery in Canada. Paper presented at the Racism:
Breaking through the denial, Toronto, ON.
HISTORY
History
African Canadian events in Nova Scotia. (n.d.). Black Cultural Centre
for Nova Scotia. Westphal, NS: Society for Protection and Preservation
of Black Culture in Nova Scotia.
African Canadian Legal Clinic. (2002). Anti-Black racism in Canada: A
report on the Canadian government's compliance with the
International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial
Discrimination. African Canadian Legal Clinic. Retrieved December 19,
2002, from the World Wide Web: Retrieved from
http://www.aclc.net/antiba_table.html
Africville. (2002). Ottawa, ON: Heritage Canada.
Alexander, Ken, & Glaze, Avis Glaze. (1996). Towards freedom: The
African-Canadian experience. Toronto: Umbrella Press.
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