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Research
Latest funding
- $75,000
Climate Justice: A transdisciplinary, land-based field school
CIHR · 2025 · Nominated PI
- $124,647
Communities as 'First Responders' to Climate Change: Strengthening Social Connectedness Through Community Driven Research
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $125,000
Inspiring Action: An Exploration of Climate Resilience Groups for Improved Mental Health Amoung for Older Adults in Canada.
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
Climate Justice: A transdisciplinary, land-based field school
Principal investigators: Buse, Christopher G; Webb, Jennifer; Gislason, Maya K
Keywords: Climate Change; Climate Justice; Ecological Determinants Of Health; Environmental Health Justice; Social Determinants Of Health
Communities as 'First Responders' to Climate Change: Strengthening Social Connectedness Through Community Driven Research
Principal investigators: Gislason, Maya K; Palmer-Fluevog, Alexis
Keywords: Climate Change; Climate Justice; Cultural Dimensions Of Health; Health Equity; Older Adults; Public And Population Health; Social Connectedness; Social Determinants; Structural Determinants
Inspiring Action: An Exploration of Climate Resilience Groups for Improved Mental Health Amoung for Older Adults in Canada.
Principal investigators: Card, Kiffer G; Palmer-Fluevog, Alexis; Ibrahim, Maliha
Keywords: Climate Emotions; Climate Resilience Groups; Community Support; Consensus Building; Ecological Distress; Innovative Intervention; Intergenerational Connections; Mental Health Impacts; Older Adults; Scalable Interventions
Enhancing mental health promotion for the rural and remote health emergency management workforce in British Columbia, Canada
Principal investigators: Buse, Christopher G; Charters, Mary H; gardner-clark, suzanne
Keywords: Climate Change; Emergency Planning, Response And Recovery; Health System Workforce; Mental Health; Public Health Preparedness
Community-based alternative urban transportation decarbonization pathways and co-benefits for climate resilience, air quality, health, and equity
Principal investigators: Hosseini, Vahid V
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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