Alaska Indigenous Research Program

项目摘要 阿拉斯加土著部落卫生局之间拟议的合作能力建设项目的目标 联盟(ANTHC)和阿拉斯加太平洋大学(APU)将增加进行文化活动的能力 响应和尊重的健康研究，满足AN/AI的独特环境和健康需求 人民。目标是继续NARCH X资助的阿拉斯加研究培训的势头 和教育方案“阿拉斯加土著研究方案”(AKIRP)，以建立土著网络 以及非土著学生、研究人员、卫生专业人员和科学家。AKIRP是创新的 与传统的文化能力教育和培训方法不同，它的独特之处在于 汇聚不同的视角和认识论-土著和西方的世界观和方式 了解-在努力相互理解、互惠、尊重和共同制定解决方案的过程中 解决人工智能/人工智能人群之间的健康差距。这被称为“双眼看”或“Etuaptmumk”，一种 框架首先由Mi‘kmaw Elders Albert和Murdena Matt提出，作为桥梁的一种方式 西方科学和土著知识。AKIRP旨在1)提供以土著为中心的跨文化 卫生研究教育和培训，2)提供实习和指导机会，3)提供职业 发展支持和研究指导与咨询。继续AKIRP有助于整体 ANTHC NARCH XII的目标是进行传统驱动的健康研究，以追求ANTHC的愿景 阿拉斯加原住民是世界上最健康的人。预期的长期结果是新的和 改进与土著人民和社区合作进行研究的方式，以找到 解决以前没有成功解决的健康差距和不平等问题。

Project Abstract The goal of the proposed collaborative Capacity Building Project between the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) and Alaska Pacific University (APU) is to increase capacity for conducting culturally responsive and respectful health research that addresses the unique setting and health needs of AN/AI Peoples. The objective is to continue the momentum of the NARCH X funded Alaska-based research training and education program “Alaska Indigenous Research Program” (AKIRP) in building a network of Indigenous and non-indigenous students, researchers and health professionals and scientists. The AKIRP is innovative and unique in that it differs from conventional approaches to cultural competency education and training by bringing together diverse perspectives and epistemologies - Indigenous and Western worldviews and ways of knowing - in an effort for mutual understanding, reciprocity, respect and the co-production of solutions that address health disparities among AN/AI Peoples. This is known as “Two-Eyed Seeing” or “Etuaptmumk”, a framework that was first proposed by Mi’kmaw Elders Albert and Murdena Marshall as a way to bridge Western science and Indigenous knowledge. The AKIRP aims to 1) provide Indigenous-centered cross-cultural health research education and training, 2) offer internship and mentorship opportunities and 3) providing career development support and research guidance and consultation. Continuing the AKIRP contributes to the overall goal of the ANTHC NARCH XII to conduct tribally-driven health research in pursuit of ANTHC’s vision that Alaska Native people are the healthiest people in the world. The expected long-term outcomes are new and improved ways of conducting research in collaboration with Indigenous peoples and communities to find solutions to health disparities and inequities that have not been addressed successfully before.