Community-Driven Health: Advancing Indigenous Well-Being and Workforce
Topic Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Topic focuses on Indigenous well-being and workforce through community-driven responses. The scope will describe what and how community-driven Indigenous well-being programs are and what and how community-driven Indigenous workforce pathways are. Contributions must be original and describe strategies, successes, challenges, and impacts. Original research projects, review papers, and case studies will be considered. It seeks to collate scholars, educators, community, policymakers, and practitioners and allow them to collectively and critically identify, investigate, and share best practices.
Dr. Donna-Marie Palakiko
Dr. Morgan A. Torris-Hedlund
Topic Editors
Keywords
- indigenous
- workforce
- well-being
- health
- pathways
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