In this project, a 10-year collaborative Empowerment Research Program (ERP) was designed to assess the contribution of empowerment to addressing the social determinants of Indigenous health and wellbeing using two Indigenous-instigated community empowerment initiatives: Men's Support Groups, and a 50-hour Family Wellbeing (FWB) empowerment education program. The ERP represents one of the few attempts to systematically understand the nature of empowerment from the point of view of Indigenous-developed activities that aim to empower.
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Empowerment-based research methods: a 10-year approach to enhancing Indigenous social and emotional wellbeing
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The Aboriginal Australian Family Wellbeing Program: A Historical Analysis of the Conditions That Enabled Its Spread
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Frontiers in Public Health
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Exposure to the Family Wellbeing program and associations with empowerment, health, family and cultural wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: a cross-sectional analysis
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