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Human service professionals work with indigenous people in reconciliation efforts to

Human service professionals work with indigenous people in reconciliation efforts to

a. assist them in the ongoing process of assimilating into mainstream society.
b. resolve their differences with other tribal groups, many of which have been in conflict for multiple generations.
c. help resolve conflicts on the reservations, either between family members, or even between tribal elders.
d. to restore them to a level of self-sufficiency and cultural pride in response to the generations of cultural genocide.

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