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Research
Latest papers
Examining Indigenous food sovereignty as a conceptual framework for health in two urban communities in Northern Ontario, Canada.
Global health promotion · 2019
Looking Forward and Looking Back: Older Adults' Views of the Impacts of Stopping Driving.
Occupational therapy in health care · 2017
Using the Resident Assessment Instrument-Mental Health (RAI-MH) to determine levels of care for individuals with serious mental illness.
The journal of behavioral health services & research · 2008
Latest funding
- $53,968
A multi-method study examining 'wine mom culture' and sociocultural contexts of alcohol use among Canadian mothers
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $68,630
Post-secondary Student Food Insecurity: Experiences of International and Indigenous students in Northern Ontario
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $308,125
Culture, resiliency, and prosperity: transitioning from food security to food sovereignty and the role of relocation and migration on traditional and market-based food consumption
SSHRC · 2017 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
Examining Indigenous food sovereignty as a conceptual framework for health in two urban communities in Northern Ontario, Canada.
Ray L, Burnett K, Cameron A, Joseph S, LeBlanc J, Parker B, Recollet A, Sergerie C
Looking Forward and Looking Back: Older Adults' Views of the Impacts of Stopping Driving.
Mullen NW, Parker B, Wiersma E, Stinchcombe A, Bédard M
Using the Resident Assessment Instrument-Mental Health (RAI-MH) to determine levels of care for individuals with serious mental illness.
Gibbons C, Dubois S, Ross S, Parker B, Morris K, Lim T, Bédard M
A multi-method study examining 'wine mom culture' and sociocultural contexts of alcohol use among Canadian mothers
Principal investigators: Riediger, Natalie D.
Keywords: alcohol; women; media; mother; wine; mixed methods;
Post-secondary Student Food Insecurity: Experiences of International and Indigenous students in Northern Ontario
Principal investigators: Parker, Barbara
Keywords: (1) Food Insecurity; (2) Post-secondary students; (3) International students; (4) Indigenous students; (5) colonialism; (6) racism; (7) social justice; (8) Food Access
Culture, resiliency, and prosperity: transitioning from food security to food sovereignty and the role of relocation and migration on traditional and market-based food consumption
Principal investigators: Skinner, Kelly
Keywords: food sovereignty; government policy; traditional knowledge; indigenous knowledge; cultural resilience; social justice
Investigating Food Sovereignty as a Best Practice Framework for Health Interventions in Rural and Urban Hubs in Northern Ontario
Principal investigators: Ray, Lana; LeBlanc, Joseph
Keywords: Cultural Congruency; Food Hubs; Health Equity; Health Indicators; Health Policy; Indigenous Food Sovereignty; Indigenous Governance; Indigenous Health; Urban Indigenous Peoples
A Community History of Colonialism, Health Care, and First Nations in Northwestern Ontario: From the Sioux Lookout Indian Hospital to the Meno Ya Win Health Centre
Principal investigators: Burnett, Kristin
Keywords: (1) social history of medicine; (2) Indigenous people; (3) hospitals; (4) health care; (5) colonialism; (6) race; (7) northern First Nations; (8) community based paticipatory research; (9) social justice; (10) reconciliation
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Lana Ray and Kristin Burnett: 2 shared papers
- Lana Ray and Barbara Parker: 1 shared paper
- Elaine Wiersma and Barbara Parker: 1 shared paper
- Barbara Parker and Kristin Burnett: 1 shared paper
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