Whilst there is evidence of subjective wellbeing being related to academic success, good
performance within and beyond university, degree attainment, and positive subsequent …

The current generation of adolescents were born into an omnipresent digital world in which
offline and online societal and cultural contexts can influence one's developing sense of …

Explanations for suicide are theorized primarily in terms of the individual, seldom
considering the interdependent orientation of Indigenous communities. Drawing on the …

Legal challenges have played an important role in shaping the practices and policies of
impact assessment (IA) for more than half a century. Early cases provided the impetus to the …

This qualitative study examines two contexts shaping circumpolar Indigenous young
people's contemporary lives. In Arctic North America, the recent, rapid experiences of …

The Healing Power of Storytelling: Finding Identity Through Narrative Page 1 The Arbutus
Review • 2020 • Vol. 11, No. 1 Special Issue on Indigenous Wellness • https://doi.org/10.18357/tar111202019324 …

Indigenous youth are actors of change in their communities, providing new perspectives on
decolonization, unity, and cultural resurgence within the spaces they occupy. In this article …

By virtue of the way the young people in Idle No More were experiencing time through round
dancing, we can understand how they were able to counteract or respond to the underlying …

This paper is the second in a series of papers from a mixed methods study examining moral
injury in childhood and adolescence as described by emerging adults with histories of child …

The Ngadjuri people of South Australia were forcibly removed from their traditional lands in
the late 19th and early 20th century. Their relocation to missions where they were under …