Health Promotion & Education Servcies Resources
"Tits in the Wringer" Video
In this video "Tits in the Wringer", the viewer witnesses the wisdom, perspectives, misconceptions, hopes, and fears that six Aboriginal women share about breast health and breast cancer. The movie tales place in a familiar setting: the kitchen. As the women gather around the kitchen table, controversial and sensitive topics such as breast self-exams, mammograms, stages of breast cancer, and treatment options are discussed. This culturally-relevant movie usues local slang and humour to clarify misconceptions about breast cancer, decrease fear, and increase the level of breast health education within the Aboriginal community.
"Tits in the Wringer" is a video specifically made by, and for, Aboriignal women. With a cast comprised entirely of local Aboriginal community members, this video uses a true grassroots approach to providing information about breast health and related topics such as diet, exercise, and general lifestyle issues so that Aboriginal women can take the necessary steps to ensure their health and well-being.
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"Beating Diabetes" Video
"Beating Diabetes" is wholistic diabetes prevention video that was developed for Aboriginal youth and their caregivers. This culturally unique education tool provides information on physical activity, nutrition, and diabetes in fun, clear and easy-to-understand language.
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