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Research
Latest papers
Promoting women's wellbeing through the Niska (Goose) Harvesting Program in subarctic Ontario, Canada.
Rural and remote health · 2024
Latest funding
- $100,000
Transforming Colonial Spaces back into Indigenous Places: Evaluating Health and Wellbeing Impacts
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $1,013,625
Food Security and Climate Change in Subarctic Canada: Challenges and Opportunities
CIHR · 2019 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
Land-based Approaches to Health and Wellness in Isolated Indigenous Communities: Agroforestry Stewardship Practices and Traditional Pursuits
CIHR · 2019 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Promoting women's wellbeing through the Niska (Goose) Harvesting Program in subarctic Ontario, Canada.
Ahmed F, Zuk A, Sutherland C, Davey R, Solomon A, Liberda E, Tsuji LJ
Transforming Colonial Spaces back into Indigenous Places: Evaluating Health and Wellbeing Impacts
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Miller, Adrian; Spence, Nicholas D
Keywords: Australia; Canada; Colonial Spaces; Health Impacts; Indigenous Cultural Places; Indigenous Perspectives; Two-Eyed Seeing; Wellbeing Impacts
Food Security and Climate Change in Subarctic Canada: Challenges and Opportunities
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J
Keywords: Agroforestry Gardens; Best Parctices; Climate Change; Cree; Food Security; Health And Wellness; Land-Based Initiatives; Subarctic Canada; Traditional Pursuits; Two-Eyed Seeing
Land-based Approaches to Health and Wellness in Isolated Indigenous Communities: Agroforestry Stewardship Practices and Traditional Pursuits
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Sarkar, Atanu
Keywords: Agroforestry Stewardship Practices; Food Security And Climate Change Adaptation; Health And Wellbeing; Indigenous Communities; Indigenous Knowledge; Knowledge Translation; Land-Based Strategies; Scaling Out/Transferability Of Protocol; Traditional Pursuits; Two-Eyed Seeing
Food Security and Climate Change in Subarctic Canada: Challenges and Opportunities
Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J; Kataquapit, Gisele; Liberda, Eric N; Sarkar, Atanu
Keywords: Agroforestry Gardens; Best Practices; Climate Change; Cree; Food Security; Goose Harvesting; Health And Wellness; Land-Based Initiatives; Subarctic Canada; Two-Eyed Seeing
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
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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