Barriers to and Strategies for Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians in First Nations Water Rights: A Qualitative Inquiry

IF 0.8 Q3 ANTHROPOLOGY
Katelin H. S. Neufeld, L. Funk, Katherine B. Starzyk, Michelle Gorea, L. Dansereau
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Abstract

Many First Nations homes lack adequate water and sanitation services. One way to address these conditions is to develop effective public engagement strategies. Thus, in this qualitative interview study, we explored how 22 non-Indigenous Canadians from one city interpreted this issue and their interest in it. We analyzed the transcribed data using thematic coding and constant comparison. Though most participants were aware of the issue and expressed sadness or anger, understandings were relatively shallow and rarely translated into active involvement. Barriers to engagement included racism and a lack of resources, capacity, and personal responsibility. Based on these findings and social psychological literature on social action, we provide recommendations for public advocacy strategies to engage non-Indigenous Canadians on the issue of First Nations water rights. 
非原住民加拿大人参与原住民水权的障碍与策略:一项质性调查
许多原住民家庭缺乏足够的水和卫生服务。解决这些问题的一种方法是制定有效的公众参与战略。因此,在这个定性访谈研究中,我们探讨了来自一个城市的22名非土著加拿大人如何解释这个问题以及他们对这个问题的兴趣。我们使用主题编码和持续比较的方法对转录数据进行分析。虽然大多数参与者都意识到这个问题,并表达了悲伤或愤怒,但理解相对肤浅,很少转化为积极的参与。参与的障碍包括种族主义、缺乏资源、能力和个人责任。基于这些发现和社会行动的社会心理学文献,我们提供了公共宣传策略的建议,以吸引非土著加拿大人参与第一民族水权问题。
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