The Centers are proud to announce a new special issue (Vol. 29, No. 2) of the journal, American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research. This special issue focuses on adaptations made to research during the COVID-19 pandemic among researchers working in Native communities. The issue includes articles that highlight the efforts of researchers to continue their important work despite the many challenges of lockdowns, social distancing, adoption of new technologies, and IRB protocol and research design changes. An emphasis on the resiliency of the communities where this research took place is apparent in all articles. Articles detail successes, challenges, lessons learned, and directions for future work.

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If interested in publishing in the journal, please follow the instructions or reach out to Sara Mumby, Journal Manager, for questions or guidance. 

 

The Centers are proud to announce a new special issue (Vol. 29, No. 2) of the journal, American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research. This special issue focuses on adaptations made to research during the COVID-19 pandemic among researchers working in Native communities. The issue includes articles that highlight the efforts of researchers to continue their important work despite the many challenges of lockdowns, social distancing, adoption of new technologies, and IRB protocol and research design changes. An emphasis on the resiliency of the communities where this research took place is apparent in all articles. Articles detail successes, challenges, lessons learned, and directions for future work.

 >>Read the new issue

If interested in publishing in the journal, please follow the instructions or reach out to Sara Mumby, Journal Manager, for questions or guidance.