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This protocol outlines a scoping review of health, humanities, and social science literature, policy documents, media, and other important cultural artefacts to examine the types of available evidence, the methods used to accrue this evidence, and resultant knowledge gaps in order to clarify (1) the associations between racism, discrimination and xenophobia on the mental health of individuals, and family and kin relationships across generations (2) the mechanisms for these effects and (3) future directions and interventions that centre social justice in the promotion of a mental health enabling environment. The review will be conducted in-line with guidance from Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR) Checklist (Tricco et al, 2018).

A collection of the most ancient and widely known stories in the world. The wisdom and wit in the verses of these frame stories sets the Panchatantra apart from any story book. The majority of the characters are animals who present a shrewd and undeceived view of life. (Summary by dc)

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