Titlebook: Handbook of Decolonial Community Psychology; Christopher C. Sonn,Jesica Siham Fernández,Nick Ma Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Community Psychology and Life on the Streets: Problematizations of the Concept of Community. To that end, it conceives the Liberation Paradigm as an ethical and political reference, which points to the analysis and experience of community activity in the territory together with those who have the streets as a place to live, survive, and struggle. The experience of homeless people is marke

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Reflections on Decoloniality, Liberation and Community Psychology and transformation, woven from daily actions that account for the meaning of community life, and considering affections, resistances, conflicts, psychosocial damage, collective suffering, and marginalization processes. All this within a context marked by neoliberalism and the prioritization of capi

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Towards a Decolonizing Psychology: Reflexivity with Mothers and Adolescents from the Maya Region of , named Sihó. Through participatory activities with 28 young people and literary reception with the reading of the Popol Wuj with 12 mothers. The methodology gave rise to processes of hermeneutic understanding produced from the various enunciation positions that emerged in the process; it was a back

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: Deconstructing Coloniality in Childhood Through Community Actionco, where people have faced more than five hundred years of colonial oppression. The influence of colonial structures and practices has impacted school and community traditions of mutual caring and support and our connection with the environment. Hence, there is need for decolonial approaches that r

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Challenging Borders and Border Violence: A Decolonial Community Psychology Perspectivedisenfranchised, dispossessed and often exposed to forms of organised violence such as immigration detention and deportation. Despite the widespread political and scholarly debate on migration, the relationship between contemporary border regimes and the history of colonialism has largely been overl

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Everyday Solidarities and Epistemic Justice: Nourishing Ecologies of Wellbeingn, justice, and the flourishing of wilful subjectivities, and instead embody an orientation to .—which represents communality and a mutual implication towards self-determination. To materialise these hopes we argue that it is necessary to move from monological theories and approaches that are often

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Refusing Necropolitics in St. John and in Palestine: Unearthing Stories of Land Dispossession, Desirmmunities and land—particularly for those dispossessed by racial capitalism, white supremacy, Zionism. We enflesh, through deep looks at lands stolen on St. John and in Palestine, what Sheehi and Sheehi (Psychoanalysis under occupation: practicing resistance in Palestine. Routledge, 2021) call the “

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Reimaging a Decolonial and Post-Sectarian Lebanon: A Reflection on the s institutions, and constrained its social change efforts within these frameworks in the process. This chapter begins with a brief decoloniality analysis and reflection on Lebanon’s historical context, illustrating how modernity/coloniality and sectarianism have influenced the development of present

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