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This project report responds to the need for documenting and sharing of domestic and international best and promising practices/approaches that demonstrate results toward meeting global HIV, TB, and hepatitis C […]

The International Labour Organization (ILO) Geneva engaged the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN) and the secretariat of the International Indigenous HIV & AIDS Working Group (IIWGHA) to undertake a qualitative […]

This statement is a call for urgent action from the United Nations to convene partners to design an HIV implementation strategy to influence and engage countries’ policy-makers and health agencies […]

This 10-point call to action is meant to parallel the issues that are outlined in the civil society “Shadow Report” titled,A Deadly Divide: TB Commitments vs. TB Realitiesreleased during the […]

9 Genders Campfire Talk: The Importance of Ceremony in Research Canada Pavilion at AIDS 2020 | Virtual The Nine Genders teaching came through the offering of tobacco. As we were […]

This presentation describes the research goal and objectives for the GIPA Homefire Project: to develop a deeper understanding of GIPA (Greater Involvement of Peoples Living with HIV/AIDS) through diverse Indigenous […]

Similar to the above Operating Grant guide, this presentation’s focus is on the application for a catalyst grant. CIHR describes the Catalyst Grant component of the CBR Program as a […]

Applying for an operating grant can be a daunting task. In this presentation we give an overview of what an operating grant is and provide a detailed break down of […]

An overview of community-based research – from data analysis to knowledge translation

What is arts-based research? How can it be used to produce and communicate research? How can arts-based approaches contribute to research? “Arts-based research is an emerging qualitative research approach; it […]