American Indian (AI) youth experience significant mental health disparities. The majority of
AI youth live in urban areas, yet urban AI youth are underserved and unstudied. This …

American Indian and Alaska Native children, youth, and families experience some of the
most appalling health disparities of any minority group in our country. Research to address …

Community-based participatory research methodology is driven by community interests and
rooted in community involvement throughout the research process. This article describes the …

This review updates and extends Gone & Trimble's (2012) prior review of American Indian
(AI) and Alaska Native (AN) mental health. First, it defines AI/AN populations in the USA, with …

Abstract The needs of Urban American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) populations are often
not well understood. In order to inform programs and services, the Urban Indian Center of …

Asian American communities have important and unmet mental health needs, but there is
comparatively little research data on process and outcomes that can guide evidence-based …

American Indians are at higher risk for mental health problems than other ethnic groups in
the United States (Nelson, McCoy, Stetter; & Vanderwagen, 1992). Little attention has been …

Social determinants of health and their effects on health outcomes create a complex system,
with interaction between social, economic, physical, and biological factors necessitating …

In the fall of 1991, members of the Child and Family Services Research Group, Faculty of
Social Work at the University of Manitoba and the Southeast Resource Development …

It is widely recognized that the cultural uniqueness of American Indians and Alaska Natives
must be reflected in the methods of diagnosing and treating their mental health problems …