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,
Please join the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN) and the AHA Centre on the unceeded Territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) Nation for the 2019 Wise Practices and Skills Building Gathering! THEME: New Knowledge. New Skills.
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
In 2015, PAN began the BC People Living with HIV Stigma Index (BC Stigma Index), a community-based research (CBR) study to document the experiences of stigma and discrimination from the perspective of people living
The countdown to CAHR has begun! We look forward to welcoming you to Saskatoon in Treaty 6 Territory and the Traditional Homeland of the Métis Nation. SHARE and REACH are co-hosting an ancillary session on
PAN’s Evaluation Team had the pleasure of presenting at the 2018 Canadian Evaluation Society BC’s Evaluation Conference that was titled: What’s in Your Evaluation Toolbox? The program was super interesting, with lots of great presenters. We were
On March 18th SHARE (Saskatchewan HIV/AIDS Research Endeavour) held a priority setting meeting to identify regional and provincial research priorities among it’s stakeholders. Delegates representing clinical, lived experience, academic, community, laboratory and policy perspectives
