To heal, grow, and thrive: Engaging Indigenous paradigms and perspectives in developmental science
Monica Tsethlikai1, Ashley Cole2, Adam J Hoffman3
1School of Social and Family Dynamics, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, USA.
Abstract:
A focus on positive child development among Indigenous children has largely been absent from developmental science. In this special section of Child Development, we sought to address continuing inequity in representation and valuing Indigenous knowledge and voices by soliciting articles that identified cultural and strengths-based factors Indigenous children, youth, and families cultivate and leverage to promote positive development. In this introduction to the special section, we provide an overview of the four empirical articles included, with attention to the ways these articles advance Indigenous paradigms and methodologies by focusing on the unique histories and strengths of four distinct Indigenous communities. We end with a discussion of how to promote continued growth and inclusiveness in developmental science with Indigenous communities.
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