Genealogy | |
“Community Envelops Us in This Grey Landscape of Obstacles and Allows Space for Healing”: The Perspectives of Indigenous Youth on Well-Being | |
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Johnny Boivin1  Marie-Hélène Canapé1  Sébastien Lamarre-Tellier1  Alicia Ibarra-Lemay1  Natasha Blanchet-Cohen1  | |
[1] Québec Youth Research Network Chair, Applied Human Sciences, Concordia University | |
关键词: indigenous youth; community care; well-being; indigenous youth participatory action research; healing; | |
DOI : 10.3390/genealogy7010009 | |
学科分类:公共、环境与职业健康 | |
来源: mdpi | |
【 摘 要 】
This paper presents Indigenous youths’ perspectives on well-being. Using Indigenous youth participatory action research with the Indigenous youth advisory committee of the Québec Youth Research Network Chair (Canada), community care emerged as the central feature of well-being and was then visually presented in the form of a postcard. We discuss the meaning given to community care, the factors that support it, and the role that a visual illustration can play in promoting change. The article is informed by the co-creation of the postcard, an online luncheon conversation, and several debriefing/reflexive sessions with the Indigenous youth co-authors. Emphasis is placed on cultural continuity, relational agency, and solidarity, offering an alternative point of view to the prevalent and damaging decontextualized, deficit-based, and individualized approaches to well-being.
【 授权许可】
CC BY
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