International quarterly of community health education, Jan 15, 2016
It is critical to develop practical, effective, ecological, and decolonizing approaches to indige... more It is critical to develop practical, effective, ecological, and decolonizing approaches to indigenous suicide prevention and health promotion for the North American communities. The youth suicide rates in predominantly indigenous small, rural, and remote Northern communities are unacceptably high. This health disparity, however, is fairly recent, occurring over the last 50 to 100 years as communities experienced forced social, economic, and political change and intergenerational trauma. These conditions increase suicide risk and can reduce people's access to shared protective factors and processes. In this context, it is imperative that suicide prevention includes-at its heart-decolonization, while also utilizing the "best practices" from research to effectively address the issue from multiple levels. This article describes such an approach: Promoting Community Conversations About Research to End Suicide (PC CARES). PC CARES uses popular education strategies to build a...
... Book Title: Adult education: issues and developments / Patricia N. Blakely, Anna H. Tomlin, e... more ... Book Title: Adult education: issues and developments / Patricia N. Blakely, Anna H. Tomlin, editors. Pages: pp.25-173. ISBN: 9781604562729; 1604562722. Statement of responsibility: Cristine Smith ... [et al.]. Resource type: Book chapter. Call Number: TD/TNC 97.113. ...
Page 1. Connecting Practitioners and Researchers: An Evaluation of NCSALL'S Practitioner Dis... more Page 1. Connecting Practitioners and Researchers: An Evaluation of NCSALL'S Practitioner Dissemination and Research Network Cristine Smith, Mary Beth Bingman, Judy Hofer, PatsyMedina, and Practitioner Leaders NCSALL Reports #22 July 2002 ...
International quarterly of community health education, Jan 15, 2016
It is critical to develop practical, effective, ecological, and decolonizing approaches to indige... more It is critical to develop practical, effective, ecological, and decolonizing approaches to indigenous suicide prevention and health promotion for the North American communities. The youth suicide rates in predominantly indigenous small, rural, and remote Northern communities are unacceptably high. This health disparity, however, is fairly recent, occurring over the last 50 to 100 years as communities experienced forced social, economic, and political change and intergenerational trauma. These conditions increase suicide risk and can reduce people's access to shared protective factors and processes. In this context, it is imperative that suicide prevention includes-at its heart-decolonization, while also utilizing the "best practices" from research to effectively address the issue from multiple levels. This article describes such an approach: Promoting Community Conversations About Research to End Suicide (PC CARES). PC CARES uses popular education strategies to build a...
... Book Title: Adult education: issues and developments / Patricia N. Blakely, Anna H. Tomlin, e... more ... Book Title: Adult education: issues and developments / Patricia N. Blakely, Anna H. Tomlin, editors. Pages: pp.25-173. ISBN: 9781604562729; 1604562722. Statement of responsibility: Cristine Smith ... [et al.]. Resource type: Book chapter. Call Number: TD/TNC 97.113. ...
Page 1. Connecting Practitioners and Researchers: An Evaluation of NCSALL'S Practitioner Dis... more Page 1. Connecting Practitioners and Researchers: An Evaluation of NCSALL'S Practitioner Dissemination and Research Network Cristine Smith, Mary Beth Bingman, Judy Hofer, PatsyMedina, and Practitioner Leaders NCSALL Reports #22 July 2002 ...
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