Written by Scott Montgomery, Alberta CBR Collaborative Practicum Student. The Calgary HIV Social Society (CHSS) and researchers from Mount Royal University are partnering on a project designed to address the concerns of many Calgarians living
Scott is a Social Work Diploma student at Mount Royal University. After completing high school in his hometown of Peterborough, Ontario, Scott moved to Toronto to study Theatre at Ryerson University. On evenings and
Depuis quelques mois, une équipe de chercheur·e·s communautaire travaillent fort pour démarrer l’Index de la stigmatisation des personnes vivant avec le VIH au Québec. Ce projet financé par l’Agence de la santé publique du Canada
The MB HIV Collective Impact Network is a network of innovators changing the landscape of HIV/STBBI in Manitoba. The Collective Impact Network brings like-minded organizations and people together to address issues facing HIV/STBBI and
The BC Community-Based Research (CBR) Quarterly Meetings (referred to as the CBR Quarterly Meetings hereon) is a community of practice that gathers three to four times a year to share learnings, challenges, and best practices related
Friday 13th (April) turned out to be a great day for the MB HIV Collective Impact Network! We held our Pathways to Action Symposium at the University of Winnipeg. We were filled to capacity
To mark the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, the public was invited to the launch of the report titled “Being Safe, Being Me in the Atlantic Provinces: Results of the Canadian Trans youth
The Centre for Implementation Science at King’s College London has recently developed the ImpRes Tool. Its purpose is to support research teams who are in the process of designing implementation research and work to
The Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) and the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS) Saskatchewan Regional Network will be hosting a half-day conference on May 4, in Saskatoon, to discuss Indigenous Health: The Mysteries
On April 10th, the Government of Saskatchewan released the 2018 budget. Full highlights can be found here, and there was some good news: Universal coverage of HIV medications thanks to an investment of $600,000 HIV supports
