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Beyond Systems of Oppression: The Syndemic Affecting Black Youth in the US
Adolescence is a challenging time fraught with developmental changes that influence sociocultural identity, psychosocial and biological development....
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Patriarchal Gender Roles: Interconnections with Violence, Historical Oppression, and Resilience
Current research shows gender role attitudes influence several health-related outcomes, including IPV. However, little research exists on gender role...
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How Historical Oppression Undermines Families and Drives Risk for Violence
This chapter focuses on familial risk factors that create vulnerability and impair recovery from violence for Indigenous women. Findings reveal the...
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Understanding Depression as an Embodiment of Historical Oppression and Ways to Transcend
Depression is an embodiment of a settler colonial structure of historical oppression and common associate of violence. This chapter presents research...
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Divides, Disruptions, and Gendered Rearrangements: How Historical Oppression Impairs Communities and Contributes to Violence
In this chapter, the systemic and community factors that have created a context of settler colonial structures of historical oppression giving rise...
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Family Resilience: Resisting and Offsetting Historical Oppression While Transcending
Background on what enables families and their members to survive, recover, and thrive despite experiences of historical oppression and adversity is...
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Scale of Internalized Trans Oppression: Measure Development and Exploratory Factor Analysis
A growing amount of research uses the Minority Stress Model [Meyer, Psychological Bulletin, 129 (5), 674–697 (2003). 10.1037/0033-2909.129.5.674] to...
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“A Dad Can Get the Money and the Mom Stays at Home”: Patriarchal Gender Role Attitudes, Intimate Partner Violence, Historical Oppression, and Resilience Among Indigenous Peoples
Research has shown that gender role attitudes influence a number of health-related outcomes, including intimate partner violence (IPV). Yet the...
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Narratives of Externality, Oppression, and Agency: Perceptions of the Role of the Demonic in Mental Illness Among Evangelical Christians
Accounts of the demonic within the Christian tradition as causative in differing forms of illness and suffering can be traced back to the New...
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Introduction and Application of the Framework of Historical Oppression, Resilience, and Transcendence (FHORT) to Gender-Based Violence
In this chapter, an introduction and application of the FHORT is used to explain the disproportionate rates of violence experienced by Indigenous...
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The Structural Clinical model: Disrupting oppression in clinical social work through an integrative practice approach
It is critical that clinical social workers become actively aware of the endemic processes and manifestations of racism, social inequities,...
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Contemporary Forms of Historical Oppression: Experiences and Consequences of Gendered IPV and Sexual Violence Experiences
This chapter explores findings from two studies which identify experiences of structural sexism as evidenced in Indigenous women’s help-seeking for...
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“They Called [Great Grandmother] the Famous Storyteller Around Here”: Elders Transcending Historical Oppression Through Language, Story, and Culture
In this chapter, the protective/promotive roles that tribal language and the oral tradition, elders (often grandmothers), and family play in...
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Microaggressions and Implicit Biases: Rooted in Structural Racism and Systemic Oppression
Community violence not only encompasses overtly aggressive interactions, but also includes subtle, structural, and interpersonal types of aggression....
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How Did It Happen? A Case Example of the Incremental, Cumulative, and Massive Efforts of Historical Oppression to Reverse Indigenous Women’s Roles and Statuses
The reversal of matriarchal and female-centered Indigenist societies does not happen overnight. This case study focuses on one tribe in the United...
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Land, Loss, and Violence: Contemporary Manifestations of Historical Oppression
Settler colonialism attempted to reverse the treatment of land and Indigenous women, treating both at objects to possess and conquer. Land and sense...
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From Oppression to Love as Mother Earth Joins the Time’s Up and #MeToo Movements
This chapter starts by examining the existing parallels between the oppression of women and the unbridled domination of the ecosystem. This chapter...
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Deconstructing the Trauma-Altered Identity of Black Men
Multiple and continuous traumatic events experienced by Black men impose altering effects on their identities, and their mentalization and...
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Women oppressed in the daily lives and cultural practices of the akha people, Thailand: how can the situation change?
BackgroundGender equality is one of the most concerning issues globally. Females lacking equality could lead to several impacts, including health and...
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Prejudice, Stigma, Privilege, and Oppression A Behavioral Health Handbook
This book addresses the ways in which clinical psychologists ought to conceptualize and respond to the prejudice and oppression that their clients...