What can The Handmaid’s Tale teach us about intersectionality in institutional life?
Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale focuses on women living in a theocratic totalitarian regime in a newly created dystopian, pronatalist society called Gilead. The regime attributes declining fertility to women’s rights, same sex relationships and an...Protected: Supporting conversations about cultural safety: Possum skin bracelet making
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Using forum theatre to facilitate reflection and culturally safe practice in nursing
Unpublished manuscript for those who might be interested. Cite as: DeSouza, R. (2016, July 16). Using forum theatre to facilitate reflection and culturally safe practice in nursing [Web log post]. Retrieved from:...Improving collaboration between nursing professionals and support workers in the New Zealand mental health system– A position paper
In 1998 I began teaching the first mental health support work cohorts in New Zealand at Unitec Institute of Technology. I had the privilege of working with Maori and Pacific mental health workers, peer support workers and consumer providers until 2005. I wrote this...Follow Me!
