Abstract After Ferguson, Standing Rock, the Black Lives Matter protests, and the crisis of
refugees at the US southern border, there have been renewed calls for a racial reckoning in …

This chapter is guided by, informed by, and deals with the Indigenous African faith Ubuntu,
which is translated as “I am because we are.” When we are nearing the new normal, we feel …

Introduction: Indigenous youth and young adults endure some of the highest rates of
physical and mental health problems in the United States compared to their non-Indigenous …

The profession of nursing has recognized the need for contextual and relational frameworks
to inform knowledge development. Two‐Eyed Seeing is a framework developed by Mi'kmaw …

In this article, we explore the importance of incorporating Indigenous Elders' perspectives in
developing solutions to climate change. Following relational land-based theoretical …

As a Queer, Indigenous descendant, and first-generation doctoral candidate, I often write
through autoethnography as a theoretical and methodological tool that contextualizes …

This study was embedded within the Alaska Native child welfare context to fill a gap in the
literature that further theorized and made evident the key concepts and mechanisms of …

Indigenous patients frequently experience bias and racism in society and within medical
encounters. Biased health care relates to delayed and worsened health care, as well as …

This paper explores research in the always already colonized spaces of academia with
people in what is now the United States. In research projects, Wilson (2008) reminds us to …

The question of how Aboriginal Elders influence the leadership of non-Aboriginal led service
organisations when working biddiya to biddiya (boss to boss) emerged while conducting a …