Cultural intervention is a research area that focuses on using cultural practices, beliefs, and traditions as tools to promote positive change in individuals or communities. This approach recognizes the importance of cultural factors in shaping behavior, attitudes, and beliefs, and seeks to leverage these aspects to address social issues such as health disparities, violence prevention, poverty alleviation, and mental health promotion. Cultural intervention strategies may include using traditional ceremonies, art, music, storytelling, and other cultural practices to deliver health education, promote positive behaviors, build social connections, and foster community resilience. By integrating cultural elements into intervention programs, researchers aim to enhance their effectiveness and relevance to the target population, as well as to promote cultural pride and resilience. Overall, cultural intervention research seeks to understand how culture influences behavior and well-being, and to develop strategies that leverage cultural strengths to address social problems and promote positive change.