Introduction The enduring legacy of colonisation on global health education, research and
practice is receiving increased attention and has led to calls for the 'decolonisation of global …

Understanding how to create structural change by actively counteracting racialized ways of
interacting with Indigenous peoples at an individual and organizational level within health …

Background: It is becoming increasingly important for researchers to critically reflect on
approaches that can have a positive impact on the health outcomes of indigenous people …

The purpose of this paper is to explore the nurse leader's role in understanding the impact of
American colonialism–specifically racism, a product of colonialism–as a key determinant in …

Indigenous peoples, immigrants and refugees and racialized groups, as well as some long-
established ethnic, linguistic, cultural and religious communities, experience inequities in …

An increasing focus on health equity across a number of health disciplines is generating
more consistent prioritizations of trauma-informed approaches, cultural responsiveness, and …

Medical geography and global health share a fundamental concern for health equity. Both
fields operate within similar multiple intersecting funding, academic, health systems, and …

This paper presents a case study of how colonial legacies in Uganda have affected the
shape and breadth of community participation in health system governance. Using …

Indigenous peoples are more likely than non-Indigenous peoples to experience family
violence (FV), with wide-reaching impacts on individuals, families, and communities. Despite …

Background Epistemic violence is enacted in medical curricula in mundane ways all the
time, negatively impacting learners, teachers and patients. In this article, we address three …