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  1. Evaluate how the participation in Canoe Journey have contributed to Native youth's perceptions of Canoe Journey and relationships between mental health and wellness, climate change, cultural and community connectedness, and resiliency.
  2. Identify how this mixed-method pilot project prioritized Community Based Participatory Research through continuous collaboration with community partners and Indigenous Data Sovereignty.
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Seven Directions, an Indigenous Public Health Institute at the University of Washington, partnered with two Native-led non-profit organizations in the Pacific Northwest for the 2023 Canoe Journey pilot research project. Researchers collaborated with community partners to conduct interviews, focus groups, and collected additional data through surveys. Further, community partners were involved in the entire process of research implementation, data analysis and interpretation to ensure Indigenous Data Sovereignty. Partners were able to provide contextual insight from their lived experiences and knowledge from being part of and working with the Indigenous youth from their communities. This mixed-methods pilot explored Indigenous youth perceptions of Canoe Journey and relationships between mental health and wellness, climate change, cultural and community connectedness, and resiliency. Initial findings include ways Canoe Journey participation increased youth connection to culture, environment, peer and community support, and the promotion of health and wellbeing. Additionally, youth shared the impact of Canoe Journey on mental health and their interest in having support with connection to resources. This research project prioritized building trust and establishing a strong relationship with community partners to ensure the research aligned with tribal community priorities. This study exemplifies the focus on rebuilding trust in public health and science by offering concrete examples of how a community based participatory approach can strengthen community connections, ensure community voice in research, and support community capacity building.
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