Principal Investigator:Young, Michael G Licensed Year(s):
2014
2012 Summary:
The overall aim of this project is to assess the effectiveness of the Emergency Warming Centre (EWC) in terms of improvements in the lives of homeless persons with concurrent disorders. Not only will the EWC provide shelter and food, it will offer onsite counseling and other services related to the improvement in the lives of its clients. Examples include, access to health services, referrals for ...
Principal Investigator:Poole, Nancy Licensed Year(s):
2012
Summary:
The aim of this research is to involve decision makers in the mental health, housing and social sectors in improving the systemic response to northern women with mental health concerns who have unstable housing/are homeless, informed by research with women and service providers. The objectives are: 1) to gather the perspectives of northern women regarding the trajectory of their unstable housing/h...
Principal Investigator:Denning, Bryany Licensed Year(s):
2011
Summary:
The objectives of this research project are:
- to consult with the target population and appropriate agencies using a variety of means; and
- to receive feedback on how best to target this population and incorporate harm reduction into a cost-effective street outreach program.
Phase 1 (prior to research phase) goals are to:
- Identify stakeholders
- Examine best practice models from other j...
Principal Investigator:Brunelle, Natacha NB Licensed Year(s):
2009
Summary:
This licence is issued for the scientific research application No.953
The overall objectives of the project are: 1) to study young students’ (11-18 years old) consumption of psychoactive substances in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region; 2) to gather information on contextual elements linked to the phenomenon of psychoactive substance use from the teenagers, parents, elders and leaders perspective...
Principal Investigator:Thompson, Scott N Licensed Year(s):
2005
Summary:
A thorough critical analysis of a series of comic books and radio plays related to the superhero character, Captain Al Cohol, will form the focus of this archival study. The ways in which race operates in cultural texts about First Nations and alcohol in the North will be investigated through developing an understanding of how the racialized category of “Indian,” became synonymous with “alcoholic...