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Research
Latest funding
- $699,223
Family-Level Mechanisms Shaping Mental Health Inequities and Access to Care Among 2S/LGBTQI+ Youth: A Community-Engaged Canadian Multi-Method Study
CIHR · 2026 · Nominated PI
- $71,838
From Insight to Action: Advancing Mentorship Effectiveness for Vulnerable Youth in Canada
SSHRC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $41,034
An examination of family-level risk and protective factors associated with LQBTQIA2S+ youth well-being
SSHRC · 2024 · Principal investigator
Family-Level Mechanisms Shaping Mental Health Inequities and Access to Care Among 2S/LGBTQI+ Youth: A Community-Engaged Canadian Multi-Method Study
Principal investigators: McArthur, Brae Anne
Keywords: 2s/Lgbtqi+ Youth; Administrative Data Linkage; Community-Engaged Research; Family-Level Mechanisms; Intervention Targets; Longitudinal Modeling; Mental Health Inequities; Policy Targets; Service Utilization; Transgender And Gender Diverse Youth
From Insight to Action: Advancing Mentorship Effectiveness for Vulnerable Youth in Canada
Principal investigators: McArthur, Brae Anne
Keywords: Child Development; Mentoring; Wellbeing; Vulnerable Youth; Youth Mental Health
An examination of family-level risk and protective factors associated with LQBTQIA2S+ youth well-being
Principal investigators: McArthur, Brae Anne
Keywords: Wellbeing; LGBTQIA2S+; Children; Adolescents; Youth; Family Systems; Risk and resiliency; Systematic Review; Longitudinal Analyses
Addressing Service Needs: Insights from Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth
Principal investigators: McArthur, Brae Anne
Keywords: youth; transgender; gender diverse; participatory action research; service needs; positive youth development
Building National Standards for the Provision of Psychoeducation for Youth Depression
Principal investigators: Madigan, Sheri L; Hartwick, Cailey; Wong, Sam; Dimitropoulos, Gina; Korczak, Daphne; Racine, Nicole M
Keywords: Children; Clinical Practice Guidelines; Depression; Mental Health
A multi-method approach to investigating youth well-being and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic
Principal investigators: McArthur, Brae Anne
Keywords: Well-being; Resilience; Children; Adolescence; Youth; COVID-19; Protective Factors; Ecological Systems; Systematic Review; Trajectory Analysis
Will the kids be alright? Leveraging a longitudinal Canadian youth cohort to study the course of depression and anxiety, and patterns of mental health help-seeking and service utilization
Principal investigators: Madigan, Sheri L; MacMaster, Frank P; McDonald, Sheila W; Tough, Suzanne C
Keywords: Administrative Health Data; Children And Youth; Cohort Data; Mental Health; Service Utilization
A multi-method approach to investigating youth well-being and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic
Principal investigators: McArthur, Brae Anne
Keywords: Well-being; Resilience; Children; Adolescence; Youth; COVID-19; Protective Factors; Ecological Systems; Systematic Review; Trajectory Analysis
How Co-viewing and Digital Interruptions Shape Word Learning in Infants
Principal investigators: Madigan, Sheri
Keywords: word learning; language acquisition; infants; parents; co-viewing media; digital media
Leveraging a Longitudinal Canadian Cohort to Study the Course of Parent-Youth Mental Health Before, During, and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
Principal investigators: Madigan, Sheri L; Bandali, Farah; McDonald, Sheila W; Tough, Suzanne C
Keywords: Cohort; Covid-19; Families; Longtudinal; Mental Health; Recovery; Reslience; Youth
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