Volume 17 Issue 2 Editorial

IF 1.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
S. Stewart
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Abstract

As a global population, Indigenous Peoples face multiple health barriers related to poverty, access to service, literacy weaknesses, racism and discrimination, language, geography, colonization, addictions and mental health, and the intergenerational trauma of colonial assaults and aggressions. To address these problems, and to attempt to answer the above question, the IJIH seeks to provide a voice in the academic publishing world to community-driven research and re- searchers who work, as much as possible, in western colonial academic systems, based in Indigenous paradigms.
第17卷第2期社论
作为全球人口,土著人民面临着多种健康障碍,包括贫困、获得服务、识字能力差、种族主义和歧视、语言、地理、殖民化、成瘾和心理健康,以及殖民袭击和侵略造成的代际创伤。为了解决这些问题,并试图回答上述问题,IJIH试图在学术出版界为社区驱动的研究和研究者提供一个声音,他们尽可能地在基于土著范式的西方殖民学术体系中工作。
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International Journal of Indigenous Health
International Journal of Indigenous Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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