De-Mythicizing Suicide in Indigenous Communities: Assessing Suicide Risk and Protective Factors in Indigenous Youth

Quincy Dinnerson

De-Mythicizing Suicide in Indigenous Communities: Assessing Suicide Risk and Protective Factors in Indigenous Youth

Quincy Dinnerson

Social Work and Sociology

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Abstract

This presentation explores suicide risk among Indigenous youth, highlighting intergenerational trauma, systemic inequities, and cultural disconnection as key drivers. It emphasizes protective factors rooted in cultural continuity, community resilience, and Indigenous-led interventions.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2024
Event	5th Annual Southeastern Social Work Conference at UNC Pembroke - Duration: Jan 1 2024 → …

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Conference	5th Annual Southeastern Social Work Conference at UNC Pembroke
Period	01/1/24 → …

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De-Mythicizing Suicide in Indigenous Communities: Assessing Suicide Risk and Protective Factors in Indigenous Youth

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