Pour une écologie sonore urbaine à travers la diffusion d’oeuvres originales dans l’espace publique

Cette recherche-création vise à sensibiliser les habitant·e·s à l’écoute de leur environnement sonore à travers la diffusion d’oeuvres sonores originales dans l’espace public. Grâce au dispositif de diffusion “Essaim” conçu spécialement pour la diffusion prolongée en extérieur, les oeuvres sonores à caractère écologique pourront être entendues dans des parcs, des passages ou des places publiques. […]

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Étude comparative de l’approche des forces et de l’approche appréciative en milieu de travail

Le projet consiste à comparer deux approches en développement organisationnel : l’approche des forces et l’approche appréciative. Ces deux interventions sont tirées de la recherche en psychologie positive et visent à développer le bien-être, l’engagement et la performance des employés. Les participants seront divisés en trois groupes homogènes : un groupe expérimentant l’approche des forces, […]

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Designing an Augmented Reality Experience on the Great Northern Peninsula

The proposed project will carry out the initial steps of building an augmented reality experience for cultural tourism on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador. The proposed interns will work closely with the partner organization, which is a network of 13 cultural heritage sites in the region, including traveling to the region to […]

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Indigenous Approaches to Wellness: A Response to the COVID-19 Mental Health Crisis in Indigenous Communities

The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a dramatic increase in mental health issues, overdose, suicide, and violence in Indigenous communities. Numerous studies and reports call for community-driven approaches to wellness that support Indigenous communities in culturally relevant ways. Yet, many communities do not have the resources to support such approaches. In response to the literature and […]

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Braiding Sweetgrass: Supporting Indigenous Staff in Non-Indigenous Organizations

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) Calls to Action stipulates a call for all levels of government to increase the number and retention of Indigenous people working in health care (TRC, 2015). Many organizations grapple with the retention of and encounter challenges with the retention of Indigenous staff. Indigenous staff face high rates […]

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Understanding together, healing together: Mi’kmaq language revitalization as a tool for community mental health and well-being.

The intention of this study is to construct linguistic teaching tools in the community through community engaged research. The objective will be to work with the Sipekne’katik community health centre parental programs and community partnerships to foster conversations around community-based healing and well-being practices. The audience will be with parents, guardians, and families with infants, […]

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Federal Nutrition Policy and Advocacy

The Heart & Stroke Foundation (Heart & Stroke, H & S) is a Canadian charitable organization that actively engages in advocacy, education, and funding, and has been dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke (HDS) for over 60 years. These diseases combined are the number one cause of premature death in Canada.1 Diet is one […]

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Web Analytics – Conversion to Lead Generation

H3ALTH TECHNOLOGIES INC. is an SME democratizing healthcare by providing an affordable and maintainable full body scanner. Our imaging software maintains applications covering body measurements, clinical health information, health related early warning signs and maternal health with the potential to cover more. As an SME, H3ALTH TECHNOLOGIES INC. faces the challenge of developing an online […]

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The effects of racialized culture in recruiting diverse talent

This project focuses on the visible minorities with higher education or work skills (e.g., international graduates or skilled workers immigrants) and investigates the barriers for these immigrants to find a job at their level of skill and education. More specifically, this research seeks to understand how much racialized culture plays a part in recruiting diverse […]

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Les relations familiales adoptives en adoption internationale à la suite d’un contact informel avec la famille biologique

Ce projet de recherche vise à comprendre les relations familiales adoptives internationales à la suite d’un contact informel avec la famille biologique et ce, selon le point de vue des personnes adoptées et de leurs parents adoptifs. En utilisant une approche qualitative, six à huit familles composées des personnes adoptées et de leurs parents adoptifs […]

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A community-based participatory evaluation of services to support homeless youth and youth at risk of homelessness in Montreal

Homelessness is a growing issue in Canada, with many cities including Montreal reporting increasing numbers of people experiencing homelessness on any given day. Youth homelessness is different from adult homelessness, because of the developmental stages (physical, mental, social, and emotional) youth are in and because of the unique barriers and challenges that they face. This […]

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Développement d’une plateforme d’accompagnement au loisir autonome en plein air destinée aux personnes ayant des incapacités

L’Association Régionale de Loisir pour Personnes Handicapées (ARLPH) de la Capitale-Nationale souhaite développer une plateforme de ressources et de jumelage destinées aux personnes ayant des incapacités et à des accompagnateurs afin de rendre plus accessible la réalisation d’activités physiques récréatives de plein air par les PAI. L’ARLPH de la Capitale-Nationale s’est associée avec des chercheurs […]

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