Growing Stronger Together: Exploring Indigenous Caregivers’ Lived Experiences Through Poetic Inquiry

This article presents the use of poetic inquiry to explore the impact of a culturally integrated evidence-based program among Indigenous 1 caregivers and argues for the continued use of poetic inquiry within social work research for studying and building community with Indigenous Peoples. The qualitative article uses a relationality framework and offers three poems generated from caregiver interviews that share their takeaways from the program and the skills and practices they learned from the curriculum. As reflected in the program’s catchphrase, “Growing Stronger Together,” the authors suggest that integrating culture can strengthen and begin to heal caregiver-child relationships.

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Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services
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2024-09-28
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https://doi.org/10.1177/10443894241263627
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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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Growing Stronger Together: Exploring Indigenous Caregivers’ Lived Experiences Through Poetic Inquiry

Michelle Levy, Sierra Two Bulls, Laura Ramírez, Melissa Holder et al.
Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services
Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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Growing Stronger Together: Exploring Indigenous Caregivers’ Lived Experiences Through Poetic Inquiry

Michelle Levy, Sierra Two Bulls, Laura Ramírez, Melissa Holder, Euijin Jung
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Abstract

This article presents the use of poetic inquiry to explore the impact of a culturally integrated evidence-based program among Indigenous 1 caregivers and argues for the continued use of poetic inquiry within social work research for studying and building community with Indigenous Peoples. The qualitative article uses a relationality framework and offers three poems generated from caregiver interviews that share their takeaways from the program and the skills and practices they learned from the curriculum. As reflected in the program’s catchphrase, “Growing Stronger Together,” the authors suggest that integrating culture can strengthen and begin to heal caregiver-child relationships.

Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social ServicesVol. 107(1)
University of Kansas (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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