コミュニティ主導の研究を通じて黒人の抵抗,癒し,愛

Dawn X Henderson¹

¹Village of Wisdom, Durham, North Carolina, USA.

American journal of community psychology

|August 20, 2025

まとめ

この論文はコミュニティ心理学の研究を再考する"黒人"の実践を紹介しています疎外されたコミュニティの抵抗癒し愛を強調し変革的な研究方法を提唱します

科学分野:

コミュニティ心理学
社会心理学
文化心理学

背景:

コミュニティ心理学の実践は,しばしば人種的に疎外され,少数派のコミュニティの経験を無視します.
より包括的で変革的な研究方法論を再検討する必要がある.

研究の目的:

コミュニティ心理学の枠組みとして"ブラックボディ"の概念を導入する.
コミュニティが主導する研究の中で抵抗や癒しや愛のパターンを探求すること
人種的に疎外された環境でコミュニティ心理学の実践を再考する

主な方法:

著者の経験と観察の自己反省的な説明.
人種的に疎外された環境におけるコミュニティ主導の研究の分析
主なテーマとして抵抗,癒し,愛の質的検討.

主要な成果:

コミュニティ心理学の重要な要素として"黒人"の抵抗,癒し,愛を特定しました.
これらの要素の変革の可能性を自己とコミュニティのレベルで示しました
コミュニティの心理を再構築する方法を強調しました

結論:

"ブラックボディ"の実践はコミュニティ心理学が疎外されたコミュニティとより効果的に関わり合うための重要なレンズを提供します
コミュニティ心理学は,ブラックボディの個人やコミュニティの経験と強みを中心に,異なる方法で実践することができます.
これらの変革的な実践をより広範な分野に統合するためにさらなる研究が必要である.

キーワード:

コミュニティ主導の研究治癒する愛する社会的な抵抗

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