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IMN-PN Newsletter March 1, 2019 Edition

IMN-PN Updates

LOOKING TO CONNECT TO A MENTOR?

  • If you are looking to connect to a mentor please join our monthly meet-ups at each network site. These are open to all our mentors and mentees! Our Graduate Peer Mentors want to meet you! If you are looking to specifically engage with someone please look at the online directory, and we can either connect you via email or you are welcome to email anyone that is online yourself. To have a facilitated connection please email: imnpn@uvic.ca

CONNECT TO GRADUATE PEER MENTORS!

  • If you are looking to organize an event, want to learn more about drop-in sessions and connect to a mentor email your Graduate Peer Mentor: Shyanne Boudreau at SFU, Josh Kioke at UBC, Paneena Harding at UNBC and Natasha Katie Webb at UVic. They want to meet you! Check out upcoming events in the events section!
  • Contact Information: shyanne_bourdreau@sfu.ca; josh.kioke@ubc.ca; sharding@unbc.ca; nwebb@uvic.ca for more information!

IMN-PN CURRENT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES

  • We have several placements available and these opportunities can be applied to throughout the year. Please visit: https://www.uvic.ca/research/centres/circle/network/funding/index.php

IMN-PN CALL FOR RESEARCH EXPERIENCES

  • Do you or your organization have any upcoming priority wellness-related research projects for which you require the assistance of an Indigenous research assistant/ student intern?
  • We are looking for opportunities for students! One of the funding opportunities available is the Research Experience Award, which provides $1,000-$2,000 (depending on level of study) to Indigenous students proposing to undertake a wellness-related research project initiated by and of interest to an Indigenous community or organization. These projects may involve, for instance, assisting with a community-level knowledge translation event, land-based research activity, community research engagement meeting, environmental scan or literature review. These research experiences are overseen by academic and community or organizational Mentors, who will provide guidance, supervision and mentorship to the Mentees.
  • If you are interested in hosting, supervising or mentoring a Mentee, please email: imnpn@uvic.ca. We would be happy to advertise any placements through our network!
  • The Research Experience Award will now be available on a rolling basis!

IMN-PN REGISTRATION SURVEY

TRAINING & EVENTs

MENTOR/MENTEE MEET-UP WITH JOSH KIOKE

  • Date & Time: March 1, 2019 @ 10 am
  • Location: SPPH Room 308B, UBC

INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING: WORKING EFFECTIVELY ACROSS DIFFERENCES IN A PROFESSIONAL SETTING

MENTOR/MENTEE MEET-UP WITH KATIE WEBB

  • Are you curious about how our Research Experience Award works? At this months mentor/mentee meet-up, your graduate peer mentor, Katie Webb will share her own experiences about working with the First Nations Health Authority. This is also a chance to connect to members of your Indigenous Mentorship research community and let us know about any future workshops and gatherings you would like to see.
  • Date & Time: March 4, 2019, 1-2 PM
  • Location: Saunders Annex, CIRCLE, University of Victoria

PEER REVIEW WORKSHOP WITH IMN-PN & ARBUTUS REVIEW

  • Have you ever peer-reviewed a journal and want to brush up on your skills or are curious about what this looks like? This is a great opportunity for graduate students to work with editors from the Arbutus Review and Dr. Charlotte Loppie to understand the process and have a chance at peer reviewing future articles on the UVic campus. RSVP to: imnpn@uvic.ca
  • Date & Time: March 14, 2019, 10am-noon
  • Location: Saunders Annex, CIRCLE, University of Victoria

17th ANNUAL INDIGENOUS GRADUATE STUDENT SYMPOSIUM: 'REFLECTING UPON OUR JOURNEYS: LEADING THE PATH OF RECLAMATION, RESTORATION & RESURGENCE'

  • Dates: March 15-16 2019
  • Location: Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC (IMN-PN will have a booth on Saturday! Drop by!)
  • More Information

IMN-PN OPEN HOUSE

  • Date & Time: Monday, March 18, 2019; 2:00pm- 4:00pm
  • Location: IMN-PN Office, BLU, Simon Fraser University
  • Details: All members, any interested students (both undergraduate and graduate) and SFU Faculty members and administration welcome! This event is a family friendly affair - children are welcome! Coloring pages and crayons provided as well as treats!

MENTORSHIP MEET-UP AND OPEN SPACE PLENARY SESSION

  • Date & Time: Wednesday March 20, 2019; 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
  • Location: UNBC Prince George Campus Room : TBD
  • Details: Join Paneena Harding to provide feedback on IMN-PN and connect to your campus research community.

FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN-BCANDS INDIGENOUS DISABILITY AND WELLNESS GATHERING

INDIGENOUS MENTORSHIP RECOGNITION CEREMONY- UVIC

  • Dates & Time: Friday April 5, 2019, 11:30-1:30PM
  • Location: Saunders Annex, CIRCLE, UVic
  • Details: We want to celebrate you! Open to all members and interested members of the network- Indigenous students, staff, faculty and allied researchers. Food will be provided. Please RSVP to: imnpn@uvic.ca to confirm attendance and notify of any allergies by Monday March 18, 2019.

IMN-PN CHAMPIONS RECOGNITION AND GATHERING

  • Dates & Time: Wednesday April 10, 2019; 11:30-1 pm
  • Location: UNBC Prince George Campus Room: TBD
  • Details: Come join your UNBC IMN-PN community for a celebration of the past year. We want to recognize all of the work that you have done. Snacks will be provided.

2019 CADTH SYMPOSIUM

28TH ANNUAL CANADIAN CONFERENCE ON HIV/AIDS RESEARCH (CAHR 2019)

  • Dates: May 9 – 12, 2019
  • Location: Saskatoon, SK
  • Organized annually by the Canadian Association for HIV Research, the Conference is the premier gathering in Canada for those associated in all disciplines of HIV/AIDS research.
  • More Information

ALBERTA SPOR SUPPORT UNIT SUMMER INSTITUTE 2019-IMPACT AND OPPORTUNITIES

  • Dates: May 13-15, 2019
  • Location: Edmonton, AB at Matrix Hotel
  • Keynote Speakers: Dr. Charlotte Loppie and Annette McKinnon
  • More Information

BC SUBSTANCE USE CONFERENCE: COMING TOGETHER

  • Dates: May 23-25 (Thu-Sat), 2019
  • Location: Vancouver, BC at JW Marriott Parq Hotel
  • Target audience: family physicians, specialists, and everyone involved in efforts to treat and care for people with substance use disorders
  • More Information

INDIGENOUS GENDER AND WELLNESS: IDEA FAIR AND LEARNING CIRCLE

NAISA

HIV & HBV CURE FORUM WITH THE INTERNATIONAL AIDS SOCIETY

WORLD INDIGENOUS CANCER CONFERENCE

  • Call for Abstracts: March 15, 2019; Early Registration June 1, 2019
  • Dates: September 17-19th
  • Location: Calgary, Alberta
  • More Information
Research Funding

SSHRC CONNECTION GRANTS

CIHR TEAM GRANT: INDIGENOUS HEALTH LIFE TRAJECTORIES INITIATIVE

NETWORK ENVIRONMENTS FOR INDIGENOUS HEALTH RESEARCH OPERATING GRANT

RESEARCH PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (RPDP)

ADDITIONAL Student Funding

INDIGENOUS STUDENT/TEACHER EDUCATION AWARDS

ELIZABETH HENRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR 3M NATIONAL STUDENT FELLOWSHIP AWARD FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

THE NEW RELATIONSHIP TRUST FOUNDATION

DISTINGUISHED THESIS STEM AWARD

MITACS ACCELERATE FELLOWSHIP

ABORIGINAL SCHOLARSHIP GUIDE

Job Postings

TIER 2 CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR IN WHOLISTIC DIMENSIONS OF INDIGENOUS WELLNESS

SILENT GENOMES PROJECT- MULTIPLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE

INDIGENOUS CULTURAL SAFETY CULTURAL COORDINATOR-TEMPORARY FULL TIME

COOL AID- INDIGENOUS CULTURAL ADVISOR

COWICHAN TRIBES EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY- SPECIAL PROJECTS RESEARCH ADVISOR

YMCA SUMMER STUDENT EXCHANGE WORK PROGRAM

FPCC COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER, SOCIAL MEDIA AND DIGITAL

CRC TIER 1 CHAIR- INDIGENOUS HEALTH INNOVATION

CRC TIER 2 CHAIR-INDIGENOUS HEALTH & WELL-BEING, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

RESILIENCE- CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR (TIER 2)- FACULTY OF HEALTH AT DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH ANALYST (WEST VANCOUVER)

IIPH OPPORTUNITY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN

JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT FIRST NATIONS HEALTH AUTHORITY

Unique Opportunities

PRE-DOCTORAL INDIGENOUS FELLOWSHIPS (QUEENS)

  • More Information about this opportunity and to connect to the webinar February 14th or March 7th

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: GENDER EQUALITY OR GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE RESEARCH

NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR PATIENT AND COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

OPPORTUNITY FOR EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS: CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

SINEWS PROJECT GRANT AND INITIATIVE

ABORIGINAL HEALTH AND COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATION- UBC CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

MASTERS OR PHD STUDENT TO WORK WITH MITACS- BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST

CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS: EDUCATING SETTLERS: INDIGENOUS HEALTH EDUCATION

LEADERSHIP 2020 APPRENTICE CIRCLE

  • Brief Description: New opportunity designed to help graduates take their learning further and deepend their understanding of leadership approaches, practice and different ways of working to make real change through a Community Impact project.
  • More Information

MASTER OF SCIENCE OR PHD (REHABILITATION SCIENCES) OPPORTUNITY

  • Location: The UBC Pulmonary Rehabilitation Research Laboratory
  • Questions can be directed to Barbara Karlen, UBC Pulmonary Rehabilitation Research Laboratory manager, at barbara.karlen@hli.ubc.ca
  • More Information

INDIGENOUS RESEARCH FUND (THE FRIENDS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA ARCHIVES)

AHA CENTRE: NATIONAL ABORIGINAL RESEARCH ADVISORY COUNCIL: MEMBERS NEEDED

INDIGENOUS INTERN LEADERSHIP PROGRAM, VIU, BC ASSEMBLY OF FIRST NATIONS & BUSINESS COUNCIL OF BC

Publications & Resources

HEALTH MATTERS- AFN

FIRST NATIONS MENTAL WELLNESS CONTINUUM FRAMEWORK

BC CAMPUS INDIGENIZATION GUIDES

KEY INEQUALITIES IN CANADA: A NATIONAL PORTRAIT-EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

WHO IS RESEARCH SERVING? A SYSTEMATIC REALIST REVIEW OF CIRCUMPOLAR ENVIRONMENT-RELATED INDIGENOUS HEALTH LITERATURE

THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: UNDERSTANDING HOW PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTS INFLUENCE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF FIRST NATIONS PEOPLES LIVING ON-RESERVE

INDIGENOUS ELDERS CONTRIBUTION TOOLKIT

BEYOND 94: TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION IN CANADA

  • CBC released a resource that measures progress on all 94 TRC Calls to Action
  • Read More

MENOPAUSE AND INDIGENOUS WOMEN IN CANADA: THE STATE OF CURRENT RESEARCH

  • Authors: Regine Halseth, Charlotte Loppie, Nicole Robinson
  • Read More

EXPLORING SOCIALLY-RESPONSIVE APPROACHES TO CHILDREN'S REHABILITATION WITH INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES, FAMILIES AND CHILDREN

The IMN-PN network is generously supported by a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. For a complete list of project partners and supporters, please visit our website at: https://www.uvic.ca/research/centres/circle/network/resources/index.php.

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