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After reviewing some American research on the impacts religion has on adolescent sexual decision makingand teenage pregnancy, this article considered the few instances of Canadian research addressing this topic.With this contextual information in place, it then moves on to report on analysis comparing the 2001 Censusfigures on religions declared by Canadian First Nation communities to teen fertility rates and the CommunityWell-Being Index (CWB). It finds that First Nations teen fertility rates are related to relative socio-economicdeprivation, but also that religion has impacts on sexual decision making at the individual level and those FirstNations communities showing no major religious adherence have teenage fertility rates of up to 140 per 1000,as compared to those communities showing one major tradition whose fertility rates are closer to 109 per1000 adolescent First Nation women. French Abstract LES REPERCUSSIONS POTENTIELLES DE LA RELIGION ET DE LA SPIRITUALITE SUR LAFECONDITE A L’ADOLESCENCE DES PREMIERES NATIONSMarc FondaAffaires autochtones et Developpement du Nord Canadaet Universite WesternResumeApres avoir examine certaines recherches americaines sur les repercussions de la religion sur les decisionsprises par les adolescents relativement a leur sexualite et sur la grossesse a l’adolescence, le present articleetudie les recherches canadiennes peu nombreuses portant sur ce sujet. Une fois le contexte fourni, l’articlepresente par la suite une analyse comparant les donnees du Recensement de 2001 sur les religions recueilliesaupres des collectivites des Premieres Nations canadiennes aux taux de fecondite chez les adolescentes et al’indice du bien-etre des collectivites. L’article revele que les taux de fecondite chez les adolescentes desPremieres Nations sont lies a la privation socioeconomique relative, mais egalement que la religion a desrepercussions sur la prise de decisions individuelles touchant la sexualite et que les collectivites des PremieresNations n’adherant a aucune religion en particulier ont des taux de fecondite a l’adolescence allant jusqu’a 140p. 1000 comparativement aux collectivites des Premieres Nations respectant une grande tradition, dont lestaux de fecondite a l’adolescence sont plus pres de 109 p. 1000.

The Potential Impacts of Religion and Spirituality on First Nation Teenage Fertility