A Model of the Determinants of Maternal Mortality for Indigenous Women.

Aims: To present a model of the determinants of maternal mortality for Indigenous women-social, structural, political and biological.

Design: Non-Indigenous academicians and an Indigenous tribal citizen and scholar partnered to amplify Indigenous women's voices.

Method: With epistemic decolonisation and Indigenist feminism as our theoretical basis, we used theory derivation to create a model of the determinants of Indigenous maternal mortality.

Collaboration With Tribal Stakeholders to Explore Care for Postpartum Depression in the Chickasaw Nation.

Objective: To describe and interpret Indigenous women's experiences of postpartum depression (PPD) from the perspectives of community advisory board members.

Design: Qualitative, descriptive design with a community-engagement approach.

Setting: Virtual group interviews.