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The collective discussions are highly interested and moderately engaged, with posts criticizing resilience concepts and emphasizing social relationships and community strengths, as seen in statements like 'not as possessions of individuals but as social relationships' and references to Indigenous self-determination. The tone and wording reflect both appreciation and critique, emphasizing the need for culturally grounded health approaches.
Most discussions acknowledge the value of the article and its critique of resilience, supporting the shift towards social and cultural approaches.
The discussions demonstrate high interest, especially with references to critiques of existing frameworks and emphasis on Indigenous perspectives.
Posts engage by sharing summaries, critiquing concepts like resilience, and highlighting its implications for public health and Indigenous self-determination.
The posts suggest the article influences how people think about Indigenous health research, encouraging more culturally respectful approaches.
Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health research and discuss less-individualised ways to think about ‘strengths’ as social relations, collective practices and shared identities. https://t.co/TxaO9xcno1
Just sharing this paper again... It criticizes concepts of 'resilience' but also identifies problems with public health social determinants frameworks: they also ultimately rest on individualised notions of rationality. https://t.co/BBMyFMpHPO
NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination and celebrate and attend to the resources and capacities of Indigenous people." From Annette Browne and team. https://t.co/agKKw1AyEf https://t.co/zgAGXirucI
Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based approaches’ in Indigenous health research', https://t.co/874Yy8yGpL https://t.co/dIKleqyTkc
Beyond deficit: ‘strengths‐based approaches’ in Indigenous health research https://t.co/ijDoYcRmrD
Viewing strengths “not as the possessions of individuals, but as the quality of social relationships, collective practices and identities”: https://t.co/4FfZMxa1kr
This salon examines the concept of intersectional joy, especially among Black queer communities, highlighting it as a form of resistance to deficit-based perspectives and emphasizing the strengths that arise from…
This salon explores the concept of intersectional joy, emphasizing its role as resistance and strength within Black queer populations. It discusses how intersectionality can include positive experiences, shaping…
This salon built on Dr Elle Letts riveting July 2022 session at ISI 2022 titled We Are More than Our Pain. It discusses intersectional joy, especially Black queer joy, as resistance and strength, highlighting its…
Dr Gary Harper discusses intersectional joy, emphasizing that it exists independently of oppression and can serve as a form of resilience, especially within Black queer communities, broadening the understanding beyond…
Bryant, J., Bolt, R., Botfield, J. R., Martin, K., Doyle, M., Murphy, D., ... & Aggleton, P. (2021). Beyond deficit: ‘Strengths‐based approaches’ in indigenous health research. Sociology of Health & Illness, 43(6), 1405-1421. https://t.co/YoaXYIWmks
RT @JoanneBryant14: Just sharing this paper again... It criticizes concepts of 'resilience' but also identifies problems with public health…
RT @JoanneBryant14: Just sharing this paper again... It criticizes concepts of 'resilience' but also identifies problems with public health…
RT @JoanneBryant14: Just sharing this paper again... It criticizes concepts of 'resilience' but also identifies problems with public health…
Just sharing this paper again... It criticizes concepts of 'resilience' but also identifies problems with public health social determinants frameworks: they also ultimately rest on individualised notions of rationality. https://t.co/BBMyFMpHPO
RT @UBCNursing: NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination a…
RT @UBCNursing: NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination a…
RT @UBCNursing: NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination a…
RT @UBCNursing: NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination a…
RT @UBCNursing: NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination a…
NEW PUB | "Strengths-based approaches promote a set of values and practices that foreground Indigenous self-determination and celebrate and attend to the resources and capacities of Indigenous people." From Annette Browne and team. https://t.co/agKKw1AyEf https://t.co/zgAGXirucI
Review article "Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based approaches’ in Indigenous health research" https://t.co/IdaRavYElm
RT @JoanneBryant14: Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health researc…
RT @JoanneBryant14: Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health researc…
"Beyond #deficit: ‘strengths-based approaches’ in #Indigenous health research" #reviewarticle https://t.co/ZN0kBPuI3p
Viewing strengths “not as the possessions of individuals, but as the quality of social relationships, collective practices and identities”: https://t.co/4FfZMxa1kr
RT @AustSoc: Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based appro…
RT @AustSoc: Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based appro…
RT @AustSoc: Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based appro…
RT @AustSoc: Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based appro…
RT @AustSoc: Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based appro…
Latest article by TASA members @JoanneBryant14 & @thisnewman both at @CSRH_UNSW et al. 'Beyond deficit: ‘strengths-based approaches’ in Indigenous health research', https://t.co/874Yy8yGpL https://t.co/dIKleqyTkc
RT @HealthSocRev: Beyond deficit: ‘strengths‐based approaches’ in Indigenous health research https://t.co/ijDoYcRmrD
RT @JoanneBryant14: Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health researc…
RT @JoanneBryant14: Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health researc…
RT @JoanneBryant14: Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health researc…
RT @HealthSocRev: Beyond deficit: ‘strengths‐based approaches’ in Indigenous health research https://t.co/ijDoYcRmrD
RT @JoanneBryant14: Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health researc…
Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health research and discuss less-individualised ways to think about ‘strengths’ as social relations, collective practices and shared identities. https://t.co/TxaO9xcno1
Beyond deficit: ‘strengths‐based approaches’ in Indigenous health research https://t.co/ijDoYcRmrD
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