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Marni Amirault
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Research
Latest funding
- $199,948
Weaving Stories of Gender: A Wabanaki-Labrador Knowledge Sharing Initiative
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $20,000
Oral Narratives of Canada's HIV/AIDS Epidemic: A National Expansion to Preserve the Past Through Storytelling to Address Present & Persistent Challenges
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $1,013,624
Mobilizing Indigenous Community-led STBBI Research to Increase Impact and Advance New Knowledge
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
Weaving Stories of Gender: A Wabanaki-Labrador Knowledge Sharing Initiative
Principal investigators: Price, Shelley T; Martin, Debbie H; Pride, Tara M
Keywords: Collaborative; Gender; Innu; Inuit; Knowledge Sharing; Mi'Kmaq; Peskotomuhkati; Trauma-Informed; Well-Being; Wolastoqiyik
Oral Narratives of Canada's HIV/AIDS Epidemic: A National Expansion to Preserve the Past Through Storytelling to Address Present & Persistent Challenges
Principal investigators: Lachowsky, Nathan J; Howard, Terry
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Hiv/Aids; Oral History; Storytelling
Mobilizing Indigenous Community-led STBBI Research to Increase Impact and Advance New Knowledge
Principal investigators: Masching, Renee; Monchalin, Renee J
Keywords: Aids; Community Based Research; Hiv; Indigenous Peoples; Indigenous Ways Of Knowing And Doing; Knowledge Mobilization; Knowledge Translation; Policy; Programs; Stbbi
Weaving our Wisdom II Study: Exploring an Integrated HIV Older - On the Land, With the Land Approach to Optimizing Whole-istic Health Among Indigenous People Living with HIV and/or Other STBBI
Principal investigators: Pooyak, Sherri D; Masching, Renee
Keywords: Hiv; Indigenous People; Stbbi
Exploring 9Genders Within the Life Cycle "We Will Always Love"
Principal investigators: Parsons, Michael R; Louttit, Skylar S; McLeod, Albert
Keywords: Community Wellness; Gender Within Life Cycle; Indigenous Wellness
Iskwew Iskotew (Woman Fire): HIV Positive Indigenous Women's Wholistic Health Symposium, Bringing Solutions-Focused Research to Life through Knowledge Translation and Exchange
Principal investigators: Peltier, Doris J; Fong, Monique Y; Kisikaw Piyesis, Margaret L; Martin, Carrie
Keywords: 2slgbtq; Community-Based Research; Decolonizing And Indigenous Methodologies; Hiv And Stbbis; Indigenous Health; Indigenous Knowledge; Knowledge Translation And Exchange; Women'S Health
Wabanaki-Labrador Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research
Principal investigators: Martin, Debbie H; Marshall, Albert; Bombay, Amy; Cunsolo, Ashlee; Latimer, Margot A; McMillan, Leslie Jane
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Indigenous Health
Fostering Open eXpression among Youth (F.O.X.Y.) and Strengths, Masculinities and Sexual Health (S.M.A.S.H.): Exploring Pathways to Sexual and Reproductive Health in a Cohort Study with Northern and Indigenous Youth
Principal investigators: Logie, Carmen; Lys, Candice L
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Indigenous Youth; Mental Health; Northern Canada; Resilience; Sexual Health; Sexually Transmitted Infections
Mobilizing Indigenous Community-led HIV and AIDS Research to Increase Impact and Advance New Knowledge
Principal investigators: Masching, Renee; Amirault, Marni D; Jackson, Randy; Loppie, Charlotte J; Pooyak, Sherri D
Keywords: Aids; Community-Based Research; Hiv; Indigenous Knowledge; Indigenous Methodology; Indigenous People; Knowledge Translation; Policy; Programs
Leading the way: The AHA Centre explores Indigenous ways of knowing and doing within HIV Research
Principal investigators: Pooyak, Sherri D; Amirault, Marni D; Masching, Renee; Benoit, Anita C
Keywords: Hiv/Aids; Indigenous Knowledges; Indigenous People
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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