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NAMHR Announces 2012 Small Research Awards

Information for submitting an application.

2012 NAMHR Small Research Award

Recipients of Small Research Awards 2010-2011

• Pamela Downe, University of Saskatchewan/AIDS Saskatoon. Seed funding: ‘Please let me talk’: Aboriginal men and negotiations of mental health amidst the stigma and stress of substance use and HIV/HCV vulnerability.
• Amanda Maranzan, Lakehead University/TBD. Seed funding: Investigation of the factors influencing choice of mental health treatment for First Nations people.
• Jacob Burack, McGill University/Kawawachikamach and Kitigan Zibi First Nations. Seed funding: First Nations children’s perceptions of spirituality.
• Susan Manitowabi, Laurentian University/Mental Wellness Team. Seed funding: A culturally appropriate way of evaluating the engagement processes utilized by MWT pilot project.
• Jessica Ball, University of Victoria/Laichwiltach Family Life Society. Knowledge Translation: Creating, sustaining and growing a culturally based, community driven circle of programs for First Nations children and families
• Peter Braunberger/TBD: Barriers to mental health care of Aboriginal youth in northern Ontario: Beliefs about eating disorder symptoms
• Janice Victor, University of Saskatchewan. PhD Research Allowance: Discourse, agency and self in the community treatment and integration of sexual offenders.