Engaging ideas, transforming minds
Engaging ideas, transforming minds

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Gail Stacey Moore is a Mohawk woman with extensive experience in community organizing, Aboriginal social work, and political activism. She is the joint coordinator and a co-instructor in the Certificate Program in Aboriginal Social Work Practice at McGill University. She has also served as the clinical director of the Aboriginal Healing Clinic.

Books

  • January 2009
  • 9781551303512
  • $53.95 Print
  • $48.95 Digital

Walking in the Good Way / Ioterihwakwaríhshion Tsi Íhse

Aboriginal Social Work Education
Ingrid Thompson Cooper, Gail Stacey Moore