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Latest papers
The Good Food Junction: a Community-Based Food Store Intervention to Address Nutritional Health Inequities.
JMIR research protocols · 2016 · senior author
Latest funding
- $69,390
More Than Mentorship: Relational Dynamics in Doctoral Supervision and Student Wellbeing
SSHRC · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $98,189
Elevating demand for downtown living in Regina
SSHRC · 2026 · Principal investigator
- $960,075
Kehokatowin ~ Northern Saskatchewan Métis gathering here and there to age well in place(s)
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
The Good Food Junction: a Community-Based Food Store Intervention to Address Nutritional Health Inequities.
Engler-Stringer R, Muhajarine N, Ridalls T, Abonyi S, Vatanparast H, Whiting S, Walker R
More Than Mentorship: Relational Dynamics in Doctoral Supervision and Student Wellbeing
Principal investigators: Hamilton, Melanie
Elevating demand for downtown living in Regina
Principal investigators: Walker, Ryan
Kehokatowin ~ Northern Saskatchewan Métis gathering here and there to age well in place(s)
Principal investigators: Oosman, Sarah N; Abonyi, Sylvia; Durocher, Liz; Foulds, Heather; Roy, TJ
Keywords: Aging Well In Places (Multilocality); Breath Of Life Theory & Indigenous Ecological Framework; Cbpar; Health Promotion; Indigenous Methods; Intergenerational; Intervention Research; Lifecourse; Mixed Methods; Métis
TRANSECTS: TRANSdisciplinary Education Collaboration for Transformations in Sustainability
Keywords: sustainability; transdisciplinarity; interdisciplinarity; student training; community of practice; conservation; climate action
TRANSECTS: TRANSdisciplinary Education Collaboration for Transformations in Sustainability
Keywords: sustainability; transdisciplinarity; interdisciplinarity; student training; community of practice; conservation; climate action
TRANSECTS: The TRANSdisciplinary Education Collaboration for Transformations in Sustainability
Keywords: sustainability; transdisciplinarity; interdisciplinarity; student training; community of practice
Age-friendly communities: age-friendly for whom
Principal investigators: Rosenberg, Mark W.
Keywords: age-friendly; communities; geography; planning; older population; Canada
City planning and Aboriginality on the Prairies
Principal investigators: Walker, Ryan C.
Keywords: Aboriginal; urban planning; urban geography; policy-making; municipal
The Good Food Junction: Community-Based 'Field to Plate' Food Interventions Research to Address Nutritional Health Inequities
Principal investigators: Muhajarine, Nazeem; Engler-Stringer, Rachel
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Food And Nutrition; Mixed Methods Design; Nutrition Inequities; Obesity; Population Health Interventions; Survey Research
The Good Food Junction: A Community-Based Food Intervention to Reduce Nutritional Health Inequities
Principal investigators: Engler-Stringer, Rachel; Muhajarine, Nazeem
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Mixed Methods; Nutrition Inequalities Research; Population Health Intervention
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
- Nazeem Muhajarine and Rachel Engler-Stringer: 17 shared papers
- Rachel Engler-Stringer and Hassan Vatanparast: 12 shared papers
- Nazeem Muhajarine and Hassan Vatanparast: 9 shared papers
- Nazeem Muhajarine and Sylvia Abonyi: 3 shared papers
- Nazeem Muhajarine and Ryan Walker: 1 shared paper
- Rachel Engler-Stringer and Sylvia Abonyi: 1 shared paper
- Rachel Engler-Stringer and Ryan Walker: 1 shared paper
- Sylvia Abonyi and Ryan Walker: 1 shared paper
- Sylvia Abonyi and Hassan Vatanparast: 1 shared paper
- Ryan Walker and Hassan Vatanparast: 1 shared paper
- Community Health and Epidemiology
- Migration, Mobility
- School of Rehabilitation Science
- Other
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