This study presented an engagement strategy that was piloted for the tribes of the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming and replicated for other tribes across the Northern and Central Plains.

This study is about Indigenous Psychology which can include land-based indicators of validity and reliability.

The study concluded that the dialogue to find connections between open science and Indigenous science are likely to benefit all who use research to create useful understanding that empowers peopleā€”and the communities it is intended to help.

This paper discusses perspectives on the post-pandemic frameworks and policies toward translational science as an approach to advance health promotion for community-based interventions, dissemination, and sustainability.

As a result of Indigenous Research methods, this paper was prepared to outline how the work of peace can be a foundation for defining work in Indigenous Psychology.

Dr Shiva Vandana is a philosopher, environmental activist, eco feminist and author of several books speaks about the non-violent Chipko movement of1970 and alter-globalization movement.

In this video Ms. Courtois called forĀ support to the guardians working to ensure that humanity has a future on Earth and to discover that healing the land can transform us as well.

Indigenous scholar Lindsey Schneider addresses the ill-gotten legacy of settler colonialism with an introduction to the Land Back movement.

The study found that IKS informs early detection of drought and response strategies in rural Umzingwane. In predicting drought hazards, communities rely on observing animal behaviour, fruiting of trees and growth of certain species in certain seasons.

The article directs reader attention to Indigenous Knowledge Systems that interrupt mainstream definitions and applications of sustainable development through grounding in situ and close attention to contexts, cultural practices, and languages that propose human activity for lifeā€™s sake.