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2022年5月30日 · Dr. Shaun Hains was a part of an Indigenous Working Group in defining Indigenous Ethics within Canada. Hains was recognized by the Womens' Office of the APA as an Inspiring Women of Color in Research and Ethics. Dr. Hains was also the recipient of the Canadian Aboriginal Teacher of the Year Award.

At a recent conference, I discussed the importance of cultural competency in improving patient care. I shared practical strategies for healthcare professionals to integrate cultural sensitivity …

My mission is to blend Indigenous knowledge with global practices. Through collaboration, I bridge cultural divides, fostering mutual respect. This harmony enriches both worlds, guiding us toward a united future. In doing so, I illuminate a path that celebrates diversity as a …

As an indigenous person I have worked successfully within health and education. I received the Inspiring Woman of Color award from the American Psychology Association, as well as the Emory Cowen Award for promoting wellness in the community. I was a National Aboriginal Teacher of the Year Award Winner with the Canadian Teachers' Federation.

Shaun Hains, Saybrook University, Transformative Social Change Department, Adjunct. Studies Material Culture Studies, Landscape Archaeology, and Prehistoric Archaeology. Dr. Shaun Hains was a part of an Indigenous Working Group in defining Indigenous

Shaun Hains PhD. is an Indigenous and Native Canadian in the Department of Social Transformation at Saybrook University. Her doctoral work earned her the Emory L. Cowen Dissertation Award from the Society for Community Research and Action, Division 27 of the American Psychology Association in 2002.

Dr. Shaun Hains's has been accepted as a member into the International Society of Female Professionals. View Member Dr. Shaun's profile today.