Faculty profile
Joannie Halas
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Research
Latest funding
- $1,495,000
Deepening the roots of living in a good way for Indigenous Children. The Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program
CIHR · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $675,000
Expanding the Circle: Peer-based approaches to obesity and type 2 diabetes prevention for Indigenous children
CIHR · 2015 · Principal investigator
- $11,800
The Aboriginal Youth Mentorship Program - Exploring the Potential for Dissemination Across Multiple Settings
CIHR · 2014 · Principal investigator
Deepening the roots of living in a good way for Indigenous Children. The Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program
Principal investigators: McGavock, Jonathan M; McComber, Alex M; Ferguson, Leah; Halas, Joannie M; Lévesque, Lucie; Storey, Kate E; Young, Nancy L
Keywords: Child Well-Being; Implementation Science; Indigenous Health; Indigenous Knowledge; Peer-Led Interventions; Resilience; Type 2 Diabetes Prevention
Expanding the Circle: Peer-based approaches to obesity and type 2 diabetes prevention for Indigenous children
Principal investigators: McGavock, Jonathan M; Torrance, Brian; Ferguson, Leah; Halas, Joannie M; Lévesque, Lucie; McComber, Alex M; Storey, Kate E
Keywords: Diabetes; Indigenous; Obesity; Peer-Mentoring; Physical Activity; Two Eyed Seeing
The Aboriginal Youth Mentorship Program - Exploring the Potential for Dissemination Across Multiple Settings
Principal investigators: McGavock, Jonathan M; Torrance, Brian; Halas, Joannie M; Storey, Kate E
Keywords: Diabetes; Indigenous; Obesity; Peer Mentoring; Physical Activity; Self Efficacy
Aboriginal Youth Mentor Program
Principal investigators: McGavock, Jonathan M; Halas, Joannie M
Keywords: Community-Based Participatory Action; Mentorship; Obesity; Physical Activity; Type 2 Diabetes
Aboriginal Youth Mentorship Program for increasing Physical Activity in Youth in Northern Aboriginal Communities
Principal investigators: McGavock, Jonathan M; Halas, Joannie M
Keywords: Aboriginal; Childhood Obesity; Peer-Mentoring; Physical Activity; Self Efficacy; Type 2 Diabetes
Unravelling the Disability Trajectory of First Nations Families of Children with Disabilities: Advancing Jordan's Principle
Principal investigators: Woodgate, Roberta L
Keywords: Childhood Disability; Developmental-Social-Ecological Model; Ethnography; First Nations Families And Children; Interviews; Multiple Methods; Needs And Service Use And Delivery; Participation; Participatory Research; Photovoice; Policy/Document Review; Therapeutic Landscapes
Investigating the absence of race and diversity in physical education: toward an anti-racist praxis
Principal investigators: Halas, Joannie M.
Keywords: physical education; teacher training; diversity; race; whiteness; equity; anti-racism pedagogy and praxis; critical pedagogy; qualitative research; interpretive case study; critical race theory; critical race methodologies; participatory action research
A cultural approach to Aboriginal youth sport and recreation
Principal investigators: Forsyth, Janice M.
Keywords: Aboriginal youth; physical education; sport; recreation; community-based research; indigenous knowledges; strengths perspective; capacity building; research training; youth engagement
2002 North American Indigenous Games Research Symposium
Principal investigators: Halas, Joannie M.
Keywords: indigenous sport history; access to sport, recreation and physical education
A critical analysis of the quality of physical education for native youth in Manitoba schools
Principal investigators: Halas, Joannie
Keywords: Physical education; native youth; critical educational theory; culturally relevant; interpretive case study; participatory action research
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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