Faculty profile
Kathleen Wahpepah
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Research
Latest papers
A Nature's Way-Our Way Pilot Project Case Assemblage: (Re)Storying Child/Physical Literacy/Land Relationships for Indigenous Preschool-Aged Children's Wholistic Wellness.
Children (Basel, Switzerland) · 2023
Latest funding
- $1,000,000
Iyogipiya Mija Waste' Ni ~ The Good Life: Growing Our Medicines, Celebrating Identity and Inspiring Healthy Sexuality and Wholistic Wellness Among Our Indigenous Youth Across the Prairies
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $998,926
Iyogipiya Mija Waste' Ni ~ The Good Life: Growing Our Medicines, Celebrating Identity and Inspiring Healthy Sexuality and Wholistic Wellness Among Our Indigenous Youth Across the Prairies
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $199,937
Nîsowak ~ Walking Together: Co-Creating Indigenous-Rooted, Land-Based and Physical Literacy Enriched Early Learning Environments
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
A Nature's Way-Our Way Pilot Project Case Assemblage: (Re)Storying Child/Physical Literacy/Land Relationships for Indigenous Preschool-Aged Children's Wholistic Wellness.
Riley K, Froehlich Chow A, Wahpepah K, Houser N, Brussoni M, Stevenson E, Erlandson MC, Humbert ML
Iyogipiya Mija Waste' Ni ~ The Good Life: Growing Our Medicines, Celebrating Identity and Inspiring Healthy Sexuality and Wholistic Wellness Among Our Indigenous Youth Across the Prairies
Principal investigators: Froehlich Chow, Amanda L; Gadwa, Candace; Girolami, Tammy; Ndubuka, Nnamdi O; Wahpepah, Kathleen; Humbert, Margaret L; King, Alexandra; Kowatch, Kristy R; Melro, Carolyn M
Keywords: Culturally Responsive; Gender; Hiv/Hcv And Stbbis; Identity; Implementation Science; Indigenous Wellness; Sexual Health; Youth
Iyogipiya Mija Waste' Ni ~ The Good Life: Growing Our Medicines, Celebrating Identity and Inspiring Healthy Sexuality and Wholistic Wellness Among Our Indigenous Youth Across the Prairies
Principal investigators: Froehlich Chow, Amanda L; Gadwa, Candace; Girolami, Tammy; Ndubuka, Nnamdi O; Wahpepah, Kathleen; Humbert, Margaret L; King, Alexandra; Kowatch, Kristy R; Melro, Carolyn M
Keywords: Culturally Responsive; Gender; Hiv/Hcv And Stbbis; Identity; Implementation Science; Indigenous Wellness; Sexual Health; Youth
Nîsowak ~ Walking Together: Co-Creating Indigenous-Rooted, Land-Based and Physical Literacy Enriched Early Learning Environments
Principal investigators: Froehlich Chow, Amanda
Keywords: Indigenous Health; Physical Literacy; Early Child Development; Community-based Intervention; Land-based and Outdoor Play
Atotitum~Becoming of Age: Inspiring healthy sexuality and wellness through "Identity Healing" to prevent, reduce and eliminate HIV/HCV/STBBI inequities among Indigenous youth in Saskatchewan
Principal investigators: Froehlich Chow, Amanda L; Flett, Jackie; Girolami, Tammy; Humbert, Margaret L; Maina, Geoffrey M; Ndubuka, Nnamdi O; Wahpepah, Kathleen
Keywords: 2slgbtqia+; Arts-Based Research; Community-Based Participatory Research Methods; Culturally Rooted Activity; Indigenous Child And Youth Health; Indigenous Health And Wellness; Land-Based Activity; School-Based Intervention; Sexual Health; Two-Eyed Seeing
Strong Bodies, Spirits, Minds, and Voices ~ Privileging Indigenous Knowledge to Guide Pediatric Type 2 Diabetes Prevention with First Nations and Métis Communities in Saskatchewan
Principal investigators: Oosman, Sarah N; Bally, Jill M; Froehlich Chow, Amanda L; Spurr, Shelley
Keywords: Breath Of Life Theory & Ecological Framework; Community-Based Participatory Action Research; Health Promotion; Indigenous Child & Intergenerational Health; Indigenous Knowledge; Indigenous Resilience & Wellness; Prevention Of Pediatric Prediabetes & Type 2 Diabetes; Team Science
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
- School of Public Health
- Pediatrics
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