Universities without Walls is excited to announce the following two partnered Fellowship programs: 1) The UWW/weSpeak Fellowship to join a 5-year program of research and related activities with African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) heterosexual men in Ontario to: enhance
Great news for online learners! Dalhousie University’s School of Health and Human Performance is now offering an Interdisciplinary Health Studies Certificate that can be completed entirely online. The program begins in the Fall semester
Le 29 mai 2015, une trentaine de personnes vivant avec le VIH, membres d’organismes communautaires et chercheurs ont répondu à l’invitation de Jean-François BABIN de MAINS Bas St-Laurent, Joanne Otis du département de sexologie
We would like to bring to your attention a great new resource created by Terry Howard, Director of Community-Based Research at Positive Living BC : Peer Worker Support Project: Developing Industry Support Standards for Peer Workers Living
On June 19, 2015 the Gender and Health Promotion Studies Unit under the direction of Dr. Jacqueline Gahagan (PI) convened a CIHR-funded workshop titled “Community Preparedness in the Context of HIV Point of Care
Saskatchewan HIV/AIDS Research Endeavour (SHARE), AIDS Saskatoon, and the Saskatoon Indian Metis Friendship Centre are currently interviewing people living with HIV from the core neighbourhoods of Saskatoon to document their personal experience with health
The Learning Place for Community-Based Research has partnered with the Faculty of Education at York University to offer “Tools for Community-Based Research”, a 5 week, 25 hour course that incorporates self-directed education modules, live online discussion
The Western Canada HIV Supported Housing: Outcome Tools Development Project (led by Dr. Cathy Worthington, University of Victoria and Floyd Visser, The SHARP Foundation) recognized a need for common outcome measures and outcome evaluation to support
I had the opportunity to attend the Canadian Evaluation Society’s 2015 Conference in Montreal in May. It was great to step outside of the HIV content box and hang out with evaluators who are
