In this paper, we discuss the importance of community resilience for Aboriginal health and
well-being. The concept of resilience has been used in developmental psychology and …

Objectives To review the protective factors and causal mechanisms which promote and
enhance Indigenous youth mental health in the Circumpolar North. Study design A …

Background Population and environmental health research illustrate a positive relationship
between access to greenspace or natural environments and peoples' perceived health …

Research has established connection between indigenous culture—often described in
terms of cultural identity, enculturation, and participation in traditional activities—and …

The public health research community has long recognized the roles of discrimination,
institutional structures, and unfair economic practices in the production and maintenance of …

Indigenous communities have significantly higher rates of suicide than non-Native
communities in North America. Prevention and intervention efforts have failed to redress this …

Sexual minority youth are at increased risk for negative health outcomes including
substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and suicide. Researchers suggest that sexual …

As part of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention's American Indian and Alaska
Native (AI/AN) Task Force, a multidisciplinary group of AI/AN suicide research experts …

Indigenous people have experienced profound disruptions, including epidemics, forced
relocation, cultural colonization, and genocide over the past few centuries. Indigenous …

This community-based research applied environmental dispossession as a theoretical
framework for understanding Anishinabe youth perceptions about health, social …