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Putting Tribal Nations First: Historical Trends, Current Needs, and Future Directions in Substance use Prevention for American Indian and Alaska Native Youths

Published:2012-01 Issue: Volume: Page:3-47
ISSN:1479-358X
Container-title:Advances in Education in Diverse Communities: Research, Policy and Praxis
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Author:

Brown Betty G.,Baldwin Julie A.,Walsh Margaret L.

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Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Reference98 articles.

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4. Developing Culturally Sensitive HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse Prevention Curricula for Native American Youth

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