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Sonia Wesche
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Research
Latest funding
- $100,000
Strengthening Diabetes Prevention and Management in Inuit Nunaat through Indigenous Healing Practices and Culturally Responsive Approaches
CIHR · 2026 · Principal investigator
- $124,609
Mobilizing opportunities to strengthen gestational diabetes prevention and management in the ISR, NWT using a public health approach
CIHR · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $1,500,000
Learning from and enhancing Community Capacity for Climate Change and Food Security (C4FS) action in the NWT
CIHR · 2019 · Principal investigator
Strengthening Diabetes Prevention and Management in Inuit Nunaat through Indigenous Healing Practices and Culturally Responsive Approaches
Principal investigators: Skinner, Kelly; Kenny, Tiff-Annie M; PICEK, Jennifer; Robitaille, Andréanne; Wesche, Sonia
Keywords: Culturally Relevant And Responsive Initiatives; Diabetes; Indigenous Healing Practices; Inuit Nunaat; Inuvialuit Settlement Region; Knowledge Mobilization; Pilot Initiatives; Prevention And Management; Resources And Supports; Technology
Mobilizing opportunities to strengthen gestational diabetes prevention and management in the ISR, NWT using a public health approach
Principal investigators: Skinner, Kelly; Wolki, Celina; Kenny, Tiff-Annie M; Ostertag, Sonja K; Wesche, Sonia
Keywords: Care Pathway Mapping; Culturally Responsive; Gestational Diabetes; Health Communication; Health Services Delivery; Inuvialuit Settlement Region; Knowledge Mobilization; Northwest Territories; Prevention And Management; Training Resources
Learning from and enhancing Community Capacity for Climate Change and Food Security (C4FS) action in the NWT
Principal investigators: Skinner, Kelly; Fresque-Baxter, Jennifer A; Spring, Andrew; Wesche, Sonia
Keywords: Agriculture; Capacity Building; Climate Change Impacts; Country Food; Food Processing; Food Security; Governance; Market Food; Northwest Territories; Traditional Knowledge
Enhancing community capacity for climate change and food security planning and policy in the NWT
Principal investigators: Skinner, Kelly; Fresque-Baxter, Jennifer A; Spring, Andrew; Wesche, Sonia
Keywords: Adaptation; Agriculture; Climate Change Impacts; Food Processing; Food Security; Harvester Support Programs; Informal Economy; Infrastructure; Knowledge Sharing; Northwest Territories
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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