Submissions

We invite researchers, students, professionals and indigenous leaders to share their experiences, studies and practices in the field of indigenous psychology, health and well-being.

The presentations will be evaluated by the Scientific Committee, including perspectives in various areas of knowledge, on the following topics:

Ethical reflexivity and indigenous psychologies
Psychological care for indigenous people
Indigenous psychologies and environmental conservation
Indigenous psychologies and education
Indigenous inclusion and belonging in universities
Indigenous inclusion and belonging in health services
Indigenous psychologies and cultural psychology
Indigenous psychologies and conceptions of health
Indigenous psychologies and health environments
Indigenous psychologies and health practices
Indigenous psychologies and well-being living
Academic dialogues with masters of indigenous knowledge
Research in indigenous psychology
Academic outreach with indigenous people and communities
Indigenous ontologies
Indigenous epistemologies
Indigenous methodologies for building knowledge

Poster submission closed on May 31, 2025.

Guidelines for Poster Creation

The approved works will be displayed at the Meeting on October 23 or 24, depending on the day assigned in our schedule.

Regarding the poster, it must be AO size (84.1 x 118.9 cm) and include a cord for hanging (the organization will provide adhesive tape and/or pins).

The posters will be presented in physical format and later made available digitally on the Indigenous Network portal, to allow for the dissemination of the meeting’s dialogues.

The text must be legible from 3 meters away. Use graphs, short titles, and a QR code or contact email. We recommend using the BetterPoster template (more information at: https://bit.ly/betterposter).

For more information or questions, please contact us using the option available on our portal and we will respond as soon as possible.

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