The Resource 'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
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The item 'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS).
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- Summary
- Strengths of traditional Aboriginal women's economic and social roles; role of welfare boards as part of assimilation process, including emphasis on removal of girls from family in the early years, control of Family Endowmnent payments after 1930; Exemption Certificates; vulnerability of Aboriginal women to white male assumptions about their sexuality; mothering and employment activities impacted on policy; NSW Aboriginal policy was 'gendered' policy
- Language
- eng
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- 'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
- Title
- 'Assimilation begins in the home'
- Title remainder
- the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
- Subject
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- Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations
- Employment - Discrimination
- Employment - Labour market - Women
- Government policy - Assimilation
- Health status - Womens health - Maternal health
- New South Wales, Aborigines Welfare Board
- Race relations - Racial discrimination - Employment
- Social welfare - Government - Family allowances
- Child welfare
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Strengths of traditional Aboriginal women's economic and social roles; role of welfare boards as part of assimilation process, including emphasis on removal of girls from family in the early years, control of Family Endowmnent payments after 1930; Exemption Certificates; vulnerability of Aboriginal women to white male assumptions about their sexuality; mothering and employment activities impacted on policy; NSW Aboriginal policy was 'gendered' policy
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Goodall, Heather
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- no index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
- New South Wales
- Label
- 'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographic references and endnotes p.99-101
- Label
- 'Assimilation begins in the home' : the state and Aboriginal women's work as mothers in New South Wales 1900s to 1960s / Heather Goodall
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographic references and endnotes p.99-101
Subject
- Child welfare - Child / parent separation - Stolen generations
- Employment - Discrimination
- Employment - Labour market - Women
- Government policy - Assimilation
- Health status - Womens health - Maternal health
- New South Wales, Aborigines Welfare Board
- Race relations - Racial discrimination - Employment
- Social welfare - Government - Family allowances
- Child welfare
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