CIRCLE Resource Library

The CIRCLE Resource Library provides a collection of materials to advance substance use research and foster community-centered knowledge-sharing. The library includes interviewing guides, recruitment materials, example resolutions, and CBPR/TBPR resources, each selected to support meaningful action in American Indian/Alaska Native research. These resources are designed to benefit researchers, policymakers, Indigenous communities, and the general public. Learn more about CIRCLE here.

CIRCLE Resource Library

Community Research Council: Example Meeting Sign-In Form

Community Research Council: Example Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)

Community Research Council: Example Confidentiality Agreement

Digital Storytelling (with Dr. Jill Fish)

Yarning: An Indigenous Methodology (with Dr. Bep Uink)

Lightning Talk: Thiwáhe Gluwáš’akapi

The Critical Role of Contingency Management (with Dr. Kait Hirchak)

Critical Allyship: Selected Readings

Data Quality Guidance

Lightning Talk: Healing Pathways