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This issue amplifies Indigenous voices in nursing, sharing stories and leading change. It highlights strengths-based approaches to culturally safe care and dismantling oppressive structures in Indigenous health.

Keywords:

Indigenous colonialism cultural safety tribal communities ways of knowing

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Indigenous Health
Sociology

Background:

This journal issue focuses on amplifying Indigenous voices and dismantling oppressive structures within nursing.
It addresses the impact of physical and cultural genocide on Indigenous peoples globally.

Discussion:

Emphasizes acknowledging pre-contact Indigenous history and adopting strengths-based approaches.
Highlights the importance of Indigenous scholars and Indigenous ways of knowing in health education.

Key Insights:

Articles showcase strengths-based, solutions-focused knowledge for supporting Indigenous nursing students.
Provides guidance on delivering culturally safe care within contexts of power and structure.

Outlook:

Advocates for continued amplification of marginalized narratives in academic publishing.
Promotes a future where Indigenous knowledge systems are central to health and nursing practices.