Health Promotion with Adolescent Boys and Young Men of Colour

Chapter 1 Introduction: What Do We Know About Global Efforts to Promote Health Among Adolescent Boys and Young Men of Colour?

Chapter 2 Becoming: An Intervention to Promote Mental Wellbeing of Young Black Men in the United States

Chapter 4 First-Generation Black College Men in the United States and the Value of Cohort-Based Programs: Addressing Inequities Through the YBMen Project

Chapter 5 Situating for Success: Lessons Learned from the Evaluation of the Making Connections Place-based Mental Health Initiatives Involving Boys and Men of Colour Across the United States

Chapter 6 “Where Are Our Men?”: How the DUDES Club Has Supported Indigenous Men in British Columbia, Canada to Seek a Path of Healing and Wellness

Chapter 7 Coming to Know Ishkode: Re-Encountering Indigenous Male Wholistic Wellness in Canada

Chapter 8 Exploring the Social and Cultural Determinants of Indigenous Males’ Participation and Success in Higher Education in Australia

Chapter 9 Applying Indigenous Data Sovereignty Principles to Research with Young Indigenous Males: Lessons for Health Promotion from a Higher Education Project in Australia

Chapter 10 La Cultura Cura and El Joven Noble: Culturally Rooted Theory and Practice Formulations for Healing Wounded Boys and Young Men of Colour in the United States

Chapter 11 Promoting Health and Wellbeing: Young Cook Islands Māori Men in New Zealand and the Cook Islands

Chapter 12 Promoting Cultural Identity as a Form of Health Promotion for New Zealand-Born Niue Men in Aotearoa (New Zealand)

Chapter 13 “Been Through It Too”: Exploring Community Development Through Collaborative Hip-Hop Creation

Chapter 14 Masculinities and Health in Justice-Involved Youth: Implications for Boys and Young Men of Colour

Chapter 15 Conclusion: Future Directions in Global Health Promotion with Young Men of Colour