Je vous invite à aller visiter l’exposition “ÉTRANGEr” créée dans le cadre d’un projet de recherche communautaire en collaboration avec RÉZO, les chercheurs Abelardo Léon et Edward Lee et la COCQ-SIDA, qui vise à
SHARE recently wrapped up a study on the health care experiences of both people living with HIV and the professional and kinship networks providing care. We interviewed 42 people living with HIV in Regina
Written by Scott Montgomery, Alberta CBR Collaborative Practicum Student Morgan Wadams is a PhD student and a Universities Without Walls Fellow at the University of Alberta. His doctoral dissertation is a narrative inquiry study examining the
The 2019 Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) conference was held in Saskatoon in April. As part of our work around community-based research, we presented findings from the Positive Living, Positive Homes study in a poster session.
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
PAN has worked to create two whiteboard videos as knowledge translation tools for two of our community-based research studies – the BC People Living with HIV Stigma Index and Positive Living, Positive Homes. “But
To read the full report on the consultation, click here. The CBR Collaborative held a regional consultation in March 2019 to better understand the current research priorities of people living with HIV and community agencies
Written by Scott Montgomery, Alberta CBR Collaborative Practicum Student. The SHARP Foundation in partnership with Rainbow Elders Calgary, Centre for Sexuality, Mount Royal University, and Habitus Consulting Collective have released key findings from their report
In the days leading up to the CAHR conference (Canadian Association of HIV Researchers), SHARE and REACH hosted a workshop in Saskatoon called CAHR 101 on March 26. This workshop was for Peers and
Madeline (or M.P.) Gallard is PAN’s newest member of the REACH team in the role of CBR Coordinator! Madeline has lived intermittently in Metchosin/Sooke, Courtenay, and Langley, B.C., with a brief interlude in Ottawa,
