We are conducting 5 regional sharing circles over the month of May. CAAN Elder in Residence, Albert McLeod, will be present to ground the circles, alongside the research coordinators. The sharing circles will be held at 1 pm local time and will be approximately 1-1.5 hours long. Participants will receive $30 in honorarium to thank you for your time. Please see the attached poster for the list of dates and times.
The Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network is pleased to invite you to join our monthly virtual Fireside Chats research series. For the next year, we will be welcoming guest speakers from various Indigenous Women’s HIV research projects to share their research stories with you.
The Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN), Canada’s only national Indigenous HIV and STBBI organization, is leading a new international collaboration that will investigate womxn living with HIV. developed over the past 16 years between 7 countries, CAAN was awarded $3.5 million CAD over five years from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. The grant scored first in a field of 30 applications, of which nine were funded.