Indigenous women continue to experience reproductive health in-equities. While enhancing health literacy is suggested as an approach for reducing disparities and increasing equity, there is a paucity of literature exploring Indigenous women's conceptualisation of reproductive health literacy. This paper demonstrates one approach to developing a reproductive health literacy framework for Yolŋu (Indigenous) women in a remote Northern Australian setting.
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"We are sacred": An intercultural and multilingual approach to understanding reproductive health literacy for Yolngu girls and women in remote Northern Australia
Type
Journal article
Publisher
Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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