2022
DOI: 10.1080/22423982.2022.2087846
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The challenges of decolonising participatory research in indigenous contexts: the Atautsikut community of practice experience in Nunavik

Abstract: Historically, research involving Indigenous peoples has been the scene of power imbalances between Indigenous communities and researchers. Indigenous peoples have often been put in the position of passive subjects of research rather than participants or collaborators with agency, a situation that the current movement of decolonisation of research and practices in the field of Indigenous health aims to counteract. Participatory research seeks a better balance of input, decision-making and power between research… Show more

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