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Editorial emphasizes amplifying Indigenous knowledges and voices in health research, highlighting community engagement.
Since the inception of the Turtle Island Journal of Indigenous Health (TIJIH) in 2019, one of the primary goals of this journal has been to amplify and rightly celebrate Indigenous Knowledges within health research and beyond (Monteith & Tan, 2020). An emphasis on holding space for Indigenous student leadership, voices, and research projects in an otherwise dominantly Western academic context has been an intentional priority over the past several years. Since then, the journey has been humbling and non-linear, with many challenges and delays along the way. Nonetheless, this primary core of TIJIH has never been lost, and it is with immense gratitude that we are able to share this long-awaited fourth issue of the journal with our community.
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