A qualitative study on the intersectional social determinants for indigenous people who become infected with HIV in their youth

[1] Larkin J(2007)HIV risk, systemic inequities and aboriginal youth: widening the circle for HIV prevention programming Cdn J Public Health 98 179-182

[2] Flicker S(2008)“It’s hard to change something when you don’t know where to start”: unpacking HIV vulnerability with aboriginal youth in Canada Pimatisiwin 5 175-200

[3] Koleszar-Green R(2011)All-cause and HIV-related mortality rates among HIV-infected patients after initiating highly active antiretroviral therapy: the impact of aboriginal ethnicity and injection drug use Qual Res 102 90-96

[4] Mintz S(2014)Place and sexual partnership transition among young American Indian and Alaska native women AIDS Behav 18 1443-1453

[5] Dagnini M(2015)HIV among indigenous peoples: a review of the literature on HIV-related behavior since the beginning of the epidemic AIDS Behav 19 1720-1734

[6] Mitchell C(2016)Disrupting the continuities among residential schools, the sixties scoop, and child welfare: an analysis of colonial and neocolonial discourses Intl Indigenous Pol J 7 4-G3

[7] Flicker S(1991)The schools that failed Edmonton J 2 G1-194

[8] Larkin J(2008)The cedar project: historical trauma, sexual abuse and HIV risk among young aboriginal people who use injection and non-injection drugs in two Canadian cities Soc Sci Med 66 185-298

[9] Smilie-Adjarkwa C(2011)HIV, gender, race, sexual orientation, and sex work a qualitative study of intersectional stigma experienced by HIV-positive women in Ontario, Canada PLoS Med 8 e1001124-S78

[10] Restoule J(2014)Using an intersectional approach to study the impacts of social determinants of health for African-American mothers living with HIV ANS Adv Nurs Sci. 34 287-1800

[1] Larkin J(2007)HIV risk, systemic inequities and aboriginal youth: widening the circle for HIV prevention programming Cdn J Public Health 98 179-182

[2] Flicker S(2008)“It’s hard to change something when you don’t know where to start”: unpacking HIV vulnerability with aboriginal youth in Canada Pimatisiwin 5 175-200

[3] Koleszar-Green R(2011)All-cause and HIV-related mortality rates among HIV-infected patients after initiating highly active antiretroviral therapy: the impact of aboriginal ethnicity and injection drug use Qual Res 102 90-96

[4] Mintz S(2014)Place and sexual partnership transition among young American Indian and Alaska native women AIDS Behav 18 1443-1453

[5] Dagnini M(2015)HIV among indigenous peoples: a review of the literature on HIV-related behavior since the beginning of the epidemic AIDS Behav 19 1720-1734

[6] Mitchell C(2016)Disrupting the continuities among residential schools, the sixties scoop, and child welfare: an analysis of colonial and neocolonial discourses Intl Indigenous Pol J 7 4-G3

[7] Flicker S(1991)The schools that failed Edmonton J 2 G1-194

[8] Larkin J(2008)The cedar project: historical trauma, sexual abuse and HIV risk among young aboriginal people who use injection and non-injection drugs in two Canadian cities Soc Sci Med 66 185-298

[9] Smilie-Adjarkwa C(2011)HIV, gender, race, sexual orientation, and sex work a qualitative study of intersectional stigma experienced by HIV-positive women in Ontario, Canada PLoS Med 8 e1001124-S78

[10] Restoule J(2014)Using an intersectional approach to study the impacts of social determinants of health for African-American mothers living with HIV ANS Adv Nurs Sci. 34 287-1800