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Latest papers
Engaging youth to promote their well-being: methods and findings from a knowledge mobilization project in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Research involvement and engagement · 2025
Latest funding
- $10,000
Engaging Children and Youth to Take Action to Promote Their Well-being
CIHR · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $133,232
An examination of the impacts of tuition waiver programs on access to post-secondary education among former youth in care
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $66,626
An examination of the impacts of tuition waiver programs on access to post-secondary education among former youth in care
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Engaging youth to promote their well-being: methods and findings from a knowledge mobilization project in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Kontak JC, MacRae C, Stronach L, Stymiest L, Kirk SFL
Engaging Children and Youth to Take Action to Promote Their Well-being
Principal investigators: Kirk, Sara F; Stymiest, Laura C
Keywords: Child Rights; Children And Youth; Knowledge Mobilization; Policy; Well-Being; Youth Engagement
An examination of the impacts of tuition waiver programs on access to post-secondary education among former youth in care
Principal investigators: Gahagan, Jacqueline C.
Keywords: access to post-secondary education; tuition waiver; social justice; mixed methods; evaluation; policy analysis; SGBA+; LGBTQ+; Nova Scotia
An examination of the impacts of tuition waiver programs on access to post-secondary education among former youth in care
Principal investigators: Gahagan, Jacqueline C.
Keywords: access to post-secondary education; tuition waiver; social justice; mixed methods; evaluation; policy analysis; SGBA+; LGBTQ+; Nova Scotia
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