Indigenous Women's Resilience, Leadership and Social Change

Chapter 1. The Power of Resilience: Indigenous Women Reclaiming Knowledge, Leadership and Justice.- Part I: Indigenous Knowledge and Empowerment.- Chapter 2. Scrutinizing the indigenous and other protagonists in the handloom and handicrafts industry in India: How empowering is mainstreaming indigenous crafts for the women artisans and their communities?.- Chapter 3. Indigenous Knowledge as an Anchor from The Perspective of Arab-Palestinian Women in Israel: The Case of Economic Abuse.- Chapter 4. African Indigenous masculinities: An anti-colonial praxis.- Chapter 5. Take Flight: Working together, treasuring our collective indigeneity.- Chapter 6. Empowering Kolok Women Through Ikat Weaving Craftsmen in Bangkala Village, Bali: Expanding the Participation Space for Deaf Women.- Part II: Women's Roles in Traditional and Patriarchal Societies.- Chapter 7. A High-tech Job is a Dream”: Pious Druze women with High-tech Careers Bridge between their Religious and Professional Identities.- Chapter 8. Navigating Health Capabilities: Ultra-Orthodox Women's Narratives of Medical Agency and Cultural Negotiation.- Chapter 9. Understanding Married Women’s Experiences in Resolving Marital Disputes through VICOBA Participation in Kondoa and Dodoma City Councils, Tanzania.- Chapter 10. KAMER: A Prominent Example of Local Women’s Organisation in Turkey.- Part III: Social Capital and Community Support.- Chapter 11. Social capital of the Rural Women' Circles (KGW) and their connections with social work in Poland.- Chapter 12. Navigating Organisational Contexts as Women Leaders.- Chapter 13. Moving in Complex Spaces: How Bedouin Women Organized During the October 7 War.- Chapter 14. A Western woman's journey among Indigenous African women.- Part IV: Addressing Discrimination and Violence.- Chapter 15. Aid Representatives' Perception of the Issue of Sexual Violence Among Palestinian Female Youth in Israel.- Chapter 16. We are all indigenous, aren't we?.- Chapter 17. Resources present and absent: Emotional reactions and coping resources among Bedouin -Arab teachers who began their careers during the COVID era.- Chapter 18. Amal: A woman ventures to trace new boundaries.- Chapter 19. Bridging Traditions and Futures: Indigenous Women as Architects of Change.

• Erscheinungsdatum: 07.01.2026
• Autor/Autorin: Nuzha Allassad Alhuzail
• Reihe: Social Sciences (R0)
• Format: E-Book
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• Dateigröße: 10 MB
• Verlag: SPRINGER
• Sprache: Englisch
• Umfang: 351 Seiten
• ISBN: 9783032071828
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