On November 8th, the HARC team gathered in PG for a professional development writing workshop with Dr Julie Sutherland. Writing is certainly hard, but Dr Sutherland gave us some excellent …
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HARC is thrilled to congratulate Dr Darian Goldin Stahl on her new position as a faculty member at UBC Okanagan. Dr Goldin Stahl will be teaching Advanced Practices in Printmaking …
Read MoreHARC contributor and Research Team Lead for the Catalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine Project, Dr Darian Goldin Stahl, has been busy summarizing and preparing the data for dissemination for this CIHR-funded scoping …
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On October 10, 2023, Marion Erickson presented her research on the topic of the development of a Dakelh Doula training curriculum utilizing Community-based Participatory Research methods at the Caretaking Earthside: …
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Carolyn M. Melro is a Killam Scholar and recent PhD graduate from Dalhousie University. Dr. Melro’s doctoral dissertation explored what works, why, and how when developing educational content on Indigenous …
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The Be/Cause You Care Box Pilot Project is coming to a close after one year. We sent out 123 subscriptions and received 19 evaluations. We presented on the project at …
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In May, 2023, HARC Research Manager, Lisa Striegler, presented on behalf of the Be/Cause You Care Box team at the The Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing Biennial Canadian Nursing …
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We are thrilled to announce the recent publication of “Indigenous Geographies” authored by past and present HARC contributors Christine Añonuevo, Sarah de Leeuw, Marion Erickson, Monika Krzywania, Laura McNab-Coombs, Omolara …
Read MoreHARC Research Director Sarah de Leeuw, in partnership with Dr Tracy Moniz, received funding ($9,750) from CIHR (2022-23) to support the planning and execution of the Creating Space 13 Conference …
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On May 15, Sarah de Leeuw, Kung Jaadee, and Darian Goldin Stahl presented a 2-hour workshop at the Rural Health Conference in Penticton, BC. This interactive session entitled, “Caring to …
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On Friday, April 29th, HARC facilitated a visioning exercise for the first in-person gathering of the Advisory Group for the Elder Wellness Project, an initiative focused on strengthening mental wellness …
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HARC is excited and proud to be partnering with The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health to support health care professionals to address anti-Indigenous racism, practice in anti-oppressive ways, and …
Read More HARC contributor, Darian Goldin Stahl, presented at the Canadian Association of Health Humanities Conference, Creating Space 11, held in April 2021. The presentation covered Darian’s Research Creation Dissertation titled Book …
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We at the HARC believe in the utilization of arts-based approaches to learning, as well as marrying Traditional and Western knowledges where appropriate. Below you can find copies of various …
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By May Farrales What can drawing and doodling together do? For a team of researchers, practitioners and community organizations who are working together in the Environmental, Community and Heath Observatory …
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This September marked the culmination of two tremendous thesis projects by HARC researchers Katriona Auerbach and Melissa Johnson. We are thrilled to now have Katriona onboard as a HARC Research …
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This spring, the Health Arts Research Centre staff was involved in a Northern Medical Program student-led project entitled Brains on Canvas. This project was the result of UBC’s FLEX curriculum, a mandatory research …
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We are very pleased to share the work of Victoria Bass, a student of the Southern Medical Program at UBC. In a true example of the meeting point bewteen art and medicine she has …
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Hoping this finds you enjoying these soft, reflective November days. HARC director Dr. Sarah de Leeuw, and Dr. Margot Greenwood have recently published “Turning a New Page: cultural safety, critical …
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