2021-08-012024-05-18https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/713108摘要：當代的臺灣原住民族有將近一半的人口居住於都會地區。文獻指出在都會地區之原 住民族青年面臨許多人際互動之歧視。而，隨著時代變遷，當今台灣社會直接族群 歧視的言行舉止幾乎轉為隱微的歧視存在於日常互動中。生活在都會區的原住民族 青年，由於在日常生活中不斷經驗到和主流社群的互動，也增加了微歧視發生的頻 率。近年來，北美研究發現微歧視會衝擊原住民族青年之自我與族群認同，甚或影 響生理與心理健康。故北美原住民族團體力倡要避免微歧視之發生，並呼籲針對原 住民族青年提供服務之助人工作者應具備微歧視的知識與覺察能力，方能更理在服 務過程中避免微歧視的發生。在台灣，現有文獻較少探討微歧視，目前更無有關都 市原住民青年微歧視經驗之調查，為了累積相關論述並增加社會大眾與助人工作者 對微歧視之認識與理解，本研究將探討都市原住民微歧視之經驗與因應方式，以及 如何在針對該社群之助人工作中覺察與避免微歧視之發生。本研究為兩年期計畫 :第一年將針對都市原住民青年進行深度訪談與焦點團體，藉此彙整其微歧視之經 驗與因應方式;第二年將針對都市原住民青年之助人工作者舉辦焦點團體，並討論 如何在其助人工作覺察與避免微歧視的發生，以及如何支持都市原住民青年回應微 歧視。本研究採用主題式分析法進行資料分析。研究成果會進一步彙整並撰寫成「 翻轉微歧視之助人工作手冊」，並於第二年下半年舉辦工作坊，邀請都市原住民青 年與助人工作者共同參與，針對研究成果與手冊內容進行討論與確認，期待藉此將 學術研究回饋於實務工作現場，使助人工作與社會大眾能對都市原住民青年微歧視 之處境有更多的理解，進而在服務過程中提供更適切的支持，以及避免微歧視持續 的發生。<br> Abstract: More than half of the indigenous population in Taiwan currently reside in urban areas. Many indigenous young adults nowadays have experienced increased microaggressions above and beyond discriminations through social interactions while residing in urban areas. Recent studies in the United States indicated that microaggression is detrimental to physical health, mental health, as well as self and tribal identities among the indigenous population. Therefore, many indigenous advocacy groups in the United States have urged the establishment of knowledge and awareness toward microaggression among service providers to the indigenous population. Research examining the concept of microaggression in Taiwan is lacking. Investigation about microaggression experiences among urban indigenous young adults is also almost non-existing. To increase the understanding about microaggression among this population, this study will investigate their coping strategies and experiences toward microaggression to promote awareness among service providers. This study is a two-year planning project. In phase one, we aim to collect experiences and coping strategies toward microaggressions by conducting in-depth interviews and focus groups among urban indigenous young adults. In phase two, we aim to increase awareness and explore ways to prevent and intervene microaggression by conducting focus groups among service providers. Thematic analysis will be applied to analyze data. The findings of this study will be published as a guiding manual for service providers as a final product. This project aims to translate knowledge from research into practice to establish cultural relevant services for the urban indigenous population to prevent microaggression in the future.微歧視歧視都市原住民原住民青年microaggressiondiscriminationurban indigenous peoplesindigenous young adults