Peer Reviewed Publications

Part of my work is translating practice into research and research into practice. One of the ways that we do this is through publications in peer-reviewed journal articles. Dissemination of evaluation and research efforts occurs through presentations, write-ups, infographics, training, and publications. Publications highlight what there is to learn from research and evaluation initiatives.

Defining case management and outreach: perspectives from community health workers in New Mexico

Effectiveness of Native STAND: A Five-Year Study of a Culturally Relevant Sexual Health Intervention

Research Ethics and Indigenous Communities.

Is Culturally Based Prevention Effective? Results From a 3-year Tribal Substance Use Prevention Program

A Qualitative Investigation of Policy for Youth with Problematic Sexual Behavior

Exploring child welfare workers' attitudes and practice with fathers

Healers Need Healing Too: Results from the Good Road of Life Training

The BRAVE Study: Formative Research to Design a Multimedia Intervention for American Indian
and Alaska Native Young Adults

Comparability of Survey Measures in Hard to Reach Populations: Methods and Recommendations

Layers of consciousness: An autoethnographic study of the comprehensive exam process

Indigenous Methodologies in Research: Social Justice and Sovereignty: Foundations of Community-Based Research “Mapping” Indigenous Presence

Substance Use and Mental Health: Preliminary Surveillance Findings From an American Indian Population

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