Youth advancing anti-racism in the 2020s

Hurd, Noelle M.; Brence, Madeline; Armstrong, Claire

doi:10.1016/j.copsyc.2023.101612

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“…Intersectionality is critical in understanding young people's resistance, particularly within organizations advocating for anticolonial resistance and creating empowering spaces for BIPOC young people against systemic and colonial oppression (Atallah, 2021;Hurd et al, 2023). In the United States, the persistent battle of BIPOC communities against layered oppressions highlights the necessity of adopting an intersectional perspective to understand and tackle the intricate dimensions of marginalization (K. Crenshaw, 1989;Zembylas, 2022) Uniting for Rights Amid rising antitrans legislation (for an overview of the legal challenges faced by TGE individuals across 173 countries between 2000 and 2021, see Williamson, 2023), it's evident that such policies confront TGE communities' resilience and impede progress in achieving equitable health care and acceptance.…”

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“…Intersectionality is critical in understanding young people’s resistance, particularly within organizations advocating for anticolonial resistance and creating empowering spaces for BIPOC young people against systemic and colonial oppression (Atallah, 2021; Hurd et al, 2023). In the United States, the persistent battle of BIPOC communities against layered oppressions highlights the necessity of adopting an intersectional perspective to understand and tackle the intricate dimensions of marginalization (K.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Through the resistance framework, this current research review seeks to understand TGE people’s experience of resisting structures of oppression by refusing to assimilate. Youth-focused community-based organizations play a pivotal role in fostering anticolonial resistance, creating narratives and environments that challenge structural violence and the legacies of colonialism alongside BIPOC young people (Atallah, 2021; Hurd et al, 2023). This ongoing resistance against multifaceted systems of oppression underscores the importance of recognizing resistance as both a legacy and an immediate necessity (Zembylas, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

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BackgroundPatient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) have long been considered important to good research practice. There is growing, yet diverse, evidence in support of PPIE with children and young people (CYP). We must now understand the various approaches to involvement of CYP in research.AimsThis rapid umbrella review aimed to provide an overview of when, how and to what extent CYP are involved in the conduct of health research, as well as the reported benefits, challenges, and facilitators of involvement.MethodsWe searched OVID Medline, Embase and PubMed. Published reviews were included if they reported meaningful involvement of CYP in the conduct of health research. Extracted data were synthesised using thematic analysis.ResultsThe 26 reviews included were predominately systematic and scoping reviews, published within the last decade, and originating from North America and the United Kingdom. CYPs were involved in all stages of research across the literature, most commonly during research design and data collection, and rarely during research funding or data sharing and access. Researchers mostly engaged CYP using focus groups, interviews, advisory panels, questionnaires, and to a lesser extent arts‐based approaches such as photovoice and drawing. Visual and active creative methods were more commonly used with children ≤12 years. The evidence showed a shared understanding of the benefits, challenges, and facilitators for involvement of CYP, such as time and resource commitment and building partnership.ConclusionOverall, the review identified consistency in the range of methods and approaches used, and stages of research with which CYP are commonly involved. There is a need for more consistent reporting of PPIE in the literature, both in terminology and detail used. Furthermore, the impact of approaches to CYP involvement on research and community outcomes must be better evaluated.Patient/Public ContributionThis review forms part of broader research initiatives being led by the authors. Together, these projects aim to support embedding of child voices in research practice and to explore the desirability and suitability of Young Persons Advisory Groups within birth cohort studies. The findings from this review, alongside public and stakeholder consultation, will inform development of resources such as practice recommendations to guide future involvement of CYP in health research undertaken at the author's respective institutions.

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Youth advancing anti-racism in the 2020s

Cited by 4 publications

References 34 publications

The resistance of transgender and gender expansive people: A scoping review.

The resistance of transgender and gender expansive people: A scoping review.

Generation COVID: Coming of age amid the pandemic

Involvement of children and young people in the conduct of health research: A rapid umbrella review

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