Cultural connectedness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents

This Project aims to investigate the ways in which the cultural determinants of health and well-being sustained the development of healthy psychosocial resilience for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents.

Objectives

Establish the role cultural connectedness plays in negotiating the pathways to psychosocial resilience for Indigenous adolescents.
Quantitatively determine the differential influence of risks and protective factors for psychosocial resilience, including cultural connectedness, suicide and educational engagement. 
Integrate findings into professional practice.

Output(s)

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Project information

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Researcher(s)

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Supporting partner(s)

Complete

Start date

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Topic(s)

Closing the Gap focus

Funder(s)

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Indigenous involvement

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Cultural connectedness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents

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