In this paper, we draw on the ontology and epistemology of the local Kasena ethnic group in
Northern Ghana to explore Early Childhood Environmental Education. The study, taking …

This article offers an overview of an Indigenous‐led participatory research project, The
Future We Dream, co‐developed by rural land defenders in Central America and the …

Background: Cultural adaptation of psychometric measures has become a process aimed at
increasing acceptance, reliability, and validity among specific Indigenous populations …

Objective: To explore literature regarding youth with Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs),
their potential reactivity to research, and research trauma mitigation protocols. Methods: A …

Climate change continues to disproportionately affect the Arctic, contributing to a pressing
need for research in Arctic systems. As a result, more scientists are conducting fieldwork in …

As interest in Australian native products continues to grow worldwide, Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander peoples (First Peoples) are striving to be industry leaders in the production of …

Indigenous women experience a disproportionate burden of ill health, including high rates of
HIV. To reduce disparities in disease burden and health outcomes, identification of the …

Caregivers are integral to the quality of life for older adults living with dementia who are
aging in place. The lack of training and culturally appropriate resources available for …

The chapter explores the relevance of community-based participatory research design for
decolonizing postgraduate programs. The ability of the participatory approach to create …

As a transnational indigenous group in the borderlands, the Kumeyaay people rely on a
variety of health modalities, including biomedical and indigenous medicine, to improve their …