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Decolonizing “Community” in Community Psychology
American Journal of Community Psychology, 2018AbstractThis article endeavors to craft pathways that disrupt dominant modes of knowledge production and imagine nonhierarchical epistemic possibilities in teaching community psychology. The first section of the article discusses how the decolonial turn inspires new ways of advancing the critical social justice agenda of community psychology.
Urmitapa Dutta
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Definitions, 2020
Objective: To report the experience of a psychology professional in a highly complex service in partnership with primary health care, with an alcohol user population, in a city in the interior of Maranhão.
Giele Martins de Aguiar +5 more
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Objective: To report the experience of a psychology professional in a highly complex service in partnership with primary health care, with an alcohol user population, in a city in the interior of Maranhão.
Giele Martins de Aguiar +5 more
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American Journal of Community Psychology, 2021
Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR), as the most cited Community-Engaged Research (CEnR) approach in the health fields, mirrors community-psychology's long-term interest in participatory action research and community empowerment.
N. Wallerstein
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Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR), as the most cited Community-Engaged Research (CEnR) approach in the health fields, mirrors community-psychology's long-term interest in participatory action research and community empowerment.
N. Wallerstein
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Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice, 2021
The institutional violence we are now experiencing, coupled with historical and ongoing waves of oppression, is a result and continuation of the legacy of colonialism.
Ann Marie Beals +4 more
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The institutional violence we are now experiencing, coupled with historical and ongoing waves of oppression, is a result and continuation of the legacy of colonialism.
Ann Marie Beals +4 more
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Community psychology and the crisis of care.
Journal of Community Psychology, 2020In addition to the twinned crises of ecology and political economy, we face today a crisis of care. The crisis of care, I contend, is fundamentally a political and an ethical crisis. In this short commentary, I outline the structural (i.e., systemic) and
Nick Malherbe
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