Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous Youth Suicide Scoping Review Working with the Indigenous and Community Connections Division of Alberta Children’s Services, PolicyWise is examining the knowledge of Indigenous youth suicide
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Vulnerable Populations
An Early Feasibility Study of Midwifery Services in a Vulnerable Population Not all women have equal access to healthcare during their pregnancy. This is especially
Family Violence
The following examples highlight recent or ongoing work. A mixed method study to examine the knowledge, confidence and capacity of service providers to
Primary Healthcare
The following examples highlight recent or ongoing work. Innovative Models Promoting Access-to-Care Transformation This is a 5-year community-based program of research in six
Prevention, Early Intervention, Child Maltreatment
The following examples highlight recent or ongoing work Partnering with community to understand the long-term impact of childhood sexual abuse. Dr. Gina Dimitropoulos,
Supporting Child and Youth Mental Health Outcomes in Alberta School Settings – Early Career Award Competition
Contact for Project Fit and Eligibility: Naomi ParkerProject ManagerPolicyWise for Children & FamiliesTel: 587-354- 4803Email: nparker@policywise.com Contact for Application Process: Laurie VermeylenResearch and Evaluation
Reporting Requirements
PolicyWise publishes on its website and in reports the details of grant recipients, the research to be conducted, the funds awarded, and any
CYDL: Launch Event Resources
PowerPoint Presentations Plenary Session: CYDL History & Longitidinal Study BackgroundPresented by Keith Bowen, Acting Executive Director, Human Service Analytics, Alberta Human Services; and Dr. Xinjie
CYDL: Experiences of Albertan Children in 2008/2009 – Data Bytes
A Collection of Data Bytes Post-secondary students lived in higher socio-economic status neighbourhoods than non-students Mental health conditions increased with age for females 12 to
