Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Content

Question 1

What is transgenerational/intergenerational trauma?

Answer 1

trauma persisting beyond direct survivors and having negative effects on subsquent generations

Question 2

What is self determinantion?

Answer 2

Ability for Aboriginal ad Torres Strait Islanders to freely decide and govern their own political, social, cultural and economic needs and rights

Question 3

What does holistic refer to?

Answer 3

the understanding that somethings parts are interconnected and can only be referenced as a whole

Question 4

What are the 4 determinants of SEWB (give defs)?

Answer 4

historical - how colonisation disrupted traditional way of life
political - human rights of all people
social - inequalities relating to access of services and support
cultural - connection to community, culture and country

Question 5

What are the protective and risk factors of historical determinants?

Answer 5

protective - referendum, land rights and national apology
risk - invasion, wars, genocide and stolen generation

Question 6

What are the protective and risk factors of political determinants?

Answer 6

protective - treaty, land rights, Indigenous governance and Aboriginal community control (self determination)
risk - legislations enabling dispossession of land, removal of children, assimilation and suppression of culture.

Question 7

What are the protective and risk factors of social determinants?

Answer 7

protective - access to services and support
risk - poverty, overcrowded housing, limited access to basics and exposure to violence

Question 8

What are the protective and risk factors of cultural determinants?

Answer 8

protective - self determination, reconciliation and reclamation of cultural practises
risk - intergenerational trauma, mistreatment, racism and discrimination

Question 9

What are the 7 domains of SEWB?

Answer 9

mind and emotion