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Knowledge translation consists of using a variety of methods to transfer, translate, exchange and co-produce research knowledge and information among researchers and research users, which includes individuals, communities, and community […]

These presentations explain the basics of community-based research (CBR) and and what to expect when joining a CBR project.

This presentation provides an overview of our team, describes our mission and vision, objectives, activities, etc.

From Research at Island Health’s Vimeo Channel: Research involving Indigenous People requires true community engagement, which takes time, a commitment, and an understanding of the history of Indigenous peoples’ experience […]

The Weaving Our Wisdoms Study has produced a number of recruitment posters seeking IPHAs to participate in WoW Gatherings. Here are just a few of the ones below:

The “Weaving our Wisdoms” Study: Findings from a gathering on the land, a positive action initiative to support Indigenous people living with HIV and AIDS International Indigenous Pre-conference on HIV […]

HIV Olders areIndigenous people living with HIV and AIDS(IPHAs) who have lived long term with HIV and are considered knowledge holders who have wisdom and experience to support HIV wellness […]

This Handbook was completed for the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN). It is a supplementary resource to the Federal Initiative To Address HIV/AIDS In Canada – Project Evaluation Report Guide […]

This Community Mobilization Tool Kit is here to support First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, organizations and others in order to take greater action around HIV/AIDS. It will present a […]

Indigenous youth reject the idea that they are inherently “at risk” because they are indigenous. Participants in a 2015 workshop defined colonialism, and vulnerabilities associated with the social determinants of […]