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- Author: Wolfe, BeatriceDate:Created2019Summary:
The topics of addictions, sex trafficking, and sexual exploitation are best understood through a personal story. Understanding how it happens in our own communities regardless of race, gender or religious background is helpful for individuals, businesses and faith communities to engage in some way. Beatrice's life story (and her book "Wolf Woman") is an inspiring journey from brokenness towards healing. At once heartbreaking and hope-filled, vulnerable and tenacious, Wolfe's story shows the resiliency of the human spirit and the power of healing to create real-life change.
Subject(s): Indigenous women | Canada | Indigenous peoples--Social conditionsOriginal Publisher: Place of publication not identified, Publisher not identifiedLanguage(s): EnglishCollection(s)/Series: Saskatchewan Book Awards 2020
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