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Urban Indian Voices: A Community-Based Participatory Research Health And Needs Assessment

Authors: Chad Johnson et al.

Journal: American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research

Publication Year: 2010

Keywords: Research, Development, Population Information, Programmatic Initiatives, Community-Based Participatory Research, CBPR, Youth, Community Connection, Tulsa, UIO

 

Abstract:
This community-based participatory research (CBPR) project utilized a mixed-methods survey design to identify urban (Tulsa, OK) American Indian (AI) strengths and needs. Six hundred fifty AIs (550 adults and 100 youth) were surveyed regarding their attitudes and beliefs about their community. These results were used in conjunction with other community research efforts to inform program development, support proposals for external funding, and develop a comprehensive service system model to be implemented in the community.

 

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