Native Research Project Report: Suicide Prevention Survey

The objective of this report is to document the need for a more personal and informed approach for native counselling services. In-depth interviews with 69 native people were conducted. Brief sections on Native Urbanism & History of Native Counselling are included. There are 4 tables: 1 focuses on sex differences, 2 on age differences, 3 […]

Heir to a Legacy of Death

This is a reprint of an article appearing in the May 21 1976 Lethbridge Herald. A Herald reader questions the motives of the reporter in publishing this news item, which details the tragic accidental deaths & suicides that have plagued the Small Legs family, & particularly the suicide of Nelson Small Legs, Jr., on May […]

Native Suicide Awareness Within the Lethbridge Community

This 1 day workshop held May 24/85 was sponsored by the Project Earth & the Sik-ooh-kotok Friendship Society. In response to a growing awareness among the Native community, practitioners & social researchers of the rising incidence of Native suicide. Included in this report are organizational details & a statement of purpose, the epidemiology of Native […]

Southern Alberta Suicide Prevention Services Available to you – Suicide: a cry for Help – Choose Life!

The 1986 edition of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s pamphlet on suicide prevention services is available in the Lethbridge, Alberta, area. (NBB)

Native Sucide Awareness Within the Lethbridge Community

A one day workshop, sponsored by Project Mother Earth & the Sik-ooh-kotok Friendship Society was held in Lethbridge on May 24, 1985. This paper provides an outline of workshop organization & proceedings as well as conclusiosn & observations. Nine appendices are included. (NBB)

Suicide: a cry for Help…who’s Listening?