Ana Gomez-Carrillo Castro

The Inuit Youth Futures Art-Based Suicide Intervention Program: Reconnecting with Life Through Individual and Community Development

Résumé Inuit Youth Futures (IYF) conducts a formative evaluation of a co-developed, culturally grounded, arts-based secondary and tertiary suicide prevention program supporting Inuit youth experiencing suicidality to re-engage with life, cope, and project themselves into the future. Delivered through a consistent, low-threshold Art Studio alongside Elders, Inuit artists, and mentors, IYF is life-affirming by design, […]

Atautsikut: Implementing a Community of Practice in Youth Mental Health and Wellness in Nunavik

Résumé Indigenous youth are facing major mental health predicaments. Inuit youth are particularly at risk and show a high prevalence of suicide. The system struggles to offer proper services for these youth, not only because of insufficient resources but also because of major communication, collaboration, training and structural issues. Communities of Practice (CoP) have shown

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