Research Start-up Summary and Abstract: Experiences in early childhood are fundamental determinants of lifelong well-being. In this project we will give voice to urban Aboriginal families and caregivers on what they believe is important to the well being of their young children. A methodology adopted from social psychology, called ‘echo’ enables the values and beliefs […]
Research Start-up Summary and Abstract: There is a growing population of homeless Aboriginal peoples in Saskatchewan, and the lack of research on Aboriginal two spirit peoples – a demographic that community organizations have reported has been largely ignored in homelessness research. The homeless population faces a number of different challenges and barriers when accessing housing […]
Research Start-up Summary and Abstract: This youth project will engage urban Indigenous youth in Ontario including youth from the OFIFC regional structure (Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest) and has been coordinated by OFIFC Research team. The focus of this project is to document the stories and experiences of diverse urban Indigenous youth and identify wise […]
