Source Analysis Aboriginal Communities

Question: Describe about the Source Analysis for Aboriginal Communities. Answer: Title: Analysis of Robert Chrismas, The People are the Police: Building Trust with Aboriginal Communities inContemporary Canadian Society, Canadian Public Administration 55, no. 3 (2012), pp. 451-470. In this assignment, all the positive and negative aspects of an article have been evaluated. Purpose of this assignment is to develop a critical approach for evaluating sources and evidence. It also helps to improve the literacy skills. The argument of this article and aim of the author for this article have been discussed in this assignment as well. Summary of the article: From this article, it had been found that policing is an important aspect of service. It can affect the living condition, social justice and quality of life for the Aboriginal communities. It has been found that ultimate policing objective is to have a say to the apprehension of societies with safe living environment and equal admittance to health, happiness and opportunities. From this article it can be found that Aboriginal people in Canada are marginalized by the colonization. They become victims of social injustice. In this article, it has been explored how trust can be regained with the help of community engagement, enhanced communication and empowerment. It has been found that trust building is an important part of communities and policies to move forward together. It has been mentioned in this article that transparency, restorative justice and truth telling can allow police agencies to the values of Aboriginal communities. It also supports empowerment to the citizen and to tra nsmit out public will. Critical analysis: This article named The People are the Police: Building Trust with Aboriginal Communities in Contemporary Canadian Society is gathered from Canadian Public Administration. In this article, the present condition of Aboriginal people in Canada and the impact of policies on these people have been discussed properly. It has been found that, aboriginal people in Canada are now suffering from high crime rates, lower employment, inadequate education, and poor economic condition compare too privileged settlers descendents. The main argument of the author is that it is the responsibility of the police agencies to mitigate all these negative impact on the aboriginal people. They have the responsibility to keep the peace and contribute to the creation of safe community. In order to write this article, the author has taken help from different journals and websites. All the journals are related with the condition of aboriginal people. These journals help the author to understand how conflicts related with the policy making can be solved. From this journals it has been found that truth telling and peace building can help to develop post conflict society. The author took help from CBC News to gather information about Residential Schools for aboriginals. While developing this article, the author has provided enough background information related with Canadian society, policy making and condition of aboriginal in Canada. It had been assumed by the author while developing this assignment is that issues related with aboriginals are too large and complex for any one organization or agency to handle single-handedly. It has been assumed by the author that true empowerment and community engagement can occur if trust exists. It had been mentioned by the author that courage, honesty and appropriate leadership in communities and police agencies can improve the condition of aboriginals in the country. After reviewing the article, it can be stated that, the author had organized it in appropriate manner. In the introduction section of the article, the author had provided a background of Canadian colonization. This article has maintained the principles developed by Sir Robert Peel. It had become idyllic model for policing in the country Canada. There are various heading and subheadings were included in the article. They are such as colonization and the condition of aboriginal communities, legacy of distrust, challenges related with trust building and engagement, truth and reconciliations and embracing restorative justice. Finally the risks and progresses related with transforming police and communities had also been developed in this article. Conclusion: This article is grate piece of work on aboriginal communities and policy making. After reviewing this article it can be mentioned that it is a challenging task for police authority to develop trust within people. The actions of a police officer can both negatively and positively swell through the community. For this reason, they have to focus on developing communication so that trust can be generated. The police and people need to work together to earn each other. Government resources have to be directed in such a way that it can assist the marginalized groups who lack credibility. This article had indicated a case for instant need for trust building and to encourage acknowledgement in the Canadian society. It can be found from the study that engaging marginalized and aboriginal people and the community can help to ease the work Canadian police.