A CBPR Approach to Finding Community Strengths and Challenges to Prevent Youth Suicide and Substance Abuse

Carrie E. Holliday · Melodi Wynne · Janet R. Katz · Celestina Barbosa‐Leiker

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PURPOSE: To improve health and reduce health disparities, research partnerships with American Indian and Alaska Native communities should build on existing traditions and strengths. The overall goal of this pilot project was to clarify the needs of tribal community members and determine strengths and resources available to the community. DESIGN: Community-based participatory research was the approach used to obtain community input. Data collection methods included, Photovoice ( n = 16), digital storytelling ( n = 4), and community capacity surveys ( n = 128). RESULTS: Quantitative and qualitative findings supported the need to (1) address youth suicide and substance abuse on the reservation and (2) use preexisting resources available in the community. The results led to the development of a strengths-based intervention incorporating the Gathering of Native American's curriculum. CONCLUSION: Integral to the development, implementation, and sustainability of the intervention was the truly reciprocal relationship developed between community and university partners.

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