North America has a strong legacy of colonization, and a decolonizing agenda has
important implications for the field of family science. Decolonizing epistemologies and …

In this article, I advance settler colonial theory (SCT) as a critical framework for antiracist and
anticolonial family scholarship. Rather than a historical event, SCT describes settlement as a …

Interdisciplinary scholarship has highlighted the coloniality of knowledge: The idea that
mainstream research is an integral component of racialized modernity that reflects …

Though there is no standard model or practice for what decolonizing research methodology
looks like, there are ongoing scholarly conversations about theoretical foundations, principal …

In this article, the authors draw from feminist, critical, and multicultural research traditions to
identify fundamental assumptions for researching from a feminist-informed, critical …

In this paper, we detail our praxis of decoloniality in the context of a community‐based study
that employs a quantitative experimental methodology to evaluate an intervention for girls …

In recent years, the field of psychology has turned to decoloniality as a potential
epistemological standpoint and framework to understand how systems of power reproduce …

Family science is at the forefront of understanding the multiple and interconnected risk and
protective factors (eg, poverty vs. wealth, racism and discrimination, privilege) that affect …

Building on the seminal work of Linda T. Smith in decolonizing research methodologies, this
paper introduces Ancestral Knowledge Systems (AKS) as a conceptual framework for social …

Critical scholars across a variety of disciplines and geographic areas express the need to
engage in intellectual projects that shift the dominant epistemic perspectives and …