Cultural identity is associated with positive emotional and behavioral health. However,
colonialism and its forces, past and present, have led to cultural loss in many Indigenous …

In part due to cultural loss and identity disruption over many generations from colonial and
neocolonial forces, significant emotional/behavioral health disparities exist among Alaska …

Indigenous circumpolar youth are experiencing challenges of growing up in a context much
different from that of their parents and their grandparents due to rapid and imposed social …

Research has established connection between indigenous culture—often described in
terms of cultural identity, enculturation, and participation in traditional activities—and …

University systems may clash with the cultural identities of Alaska Native/American Indian
(AN/AI) students, resulting in depression, social withdrawal, and/or academic …

Asians and Latinos are the 2 fastest growing immigrant populations in the United States. In
this 3-year longitudinal study, we explored trajectories of mental health symptoms …

Post-secondary education is a time that shapes identity. Emerging adulthood is also a life
stage during which mental illness often emerges. Although increasing attention is being …

It is widely assumed that a strong sense of ethnic identity is associated with greater
adjustment and well-being of American Indian/Alaska Native adolescents. Available …

Objective: This study examines local identity and mental health at one of the most ethnically
diverse universities in the United States to move beyond the dichotomy between …

Objectives The authors aim to summarize the pedagogical approaches and curriculum used
in the training of researchers in cultural psychiatry at the Division of Social and Transcultural …