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Research
Latest funding
- $1,277,550
Do Land-Centered Mitigation Strategies Positively Impact Indigenous Health and Wellbeing in subarctic Canada?
CIHR · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $150,000
Land-Based Approaches to Wellness: The Sharing-the-Harvest Initiative
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
- $149,760
Indigenous Approaches to Wellness: Land-Centred Interventions in Subarctic Canada
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
Do Land-Centered Mitigation Strategies Positively Impact Indigenous Health and Wellbeing in subarctic Canada?
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Katapatuk, Billy; Liberda, Eric N; Solomon, Andrew
Keywords: Best Practices; Development; Environment And Health; Health And Wellbeing; Indigenous Homelands; Knowledge Translation; Land-Centred Mitigation Strategies; Negotiated Agreements; Subarctic Canada; Two-Eyed Seeing
Land-Based Approaches to Wellness: The Sharing-the-Harvest Initiative
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Solomon, Andrew; Liberda, Eric N
Keywords: Agroforestry Gardens; Best Practices; Cree; Environment And Wellness; Goose Harvesting; Indigenous Homelands; Knowledge Translation; Land-Based Initiatives; Subarctic Canada; Two-Eyed Seeing
Indigenous Approaches to Wellness: Land-Centred Interventions in Subarctic Canada
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Solomon, Andrew; Liberda, Eric N
Keywords: Best Practices; Cree; Environment And Wellness; In-The-Bush Activities; Indigenous Homelands; Knowledge Translations; Land-Centred Interventions; Subarctic Canada; Two-Eyed Seeing; Youth
Resource Development in Subarctic Canada and the Subtropics of Australia: An Evaluation of Existing Environment-and-Health Mitigation Strategies Using Two-Eyed Seeing
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Katapatuk, Billy; Liberda, Eric N; Miller, Adrian
Keywords: Better Practices; Environment And Health; Evaluations; First Nations Cree And Australian Aborigine; Government-Administered Programs; Indigenous Health And Wellbeing; Indigenous Knowledge; Mitigation Strategies/Interventions; Negotiated Agreements; Resource Development
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