The CIHR Institute of Gender and Health (IGH) wants to hear from you!
Under the leadership of its new Scientific Director, Dr. Angela Kaida, IGH is embarking on a Listening Tour and national planning process to inform its research investments and co-create a new strategic plan to guide its work. How can research excellence regarding the influence of sex and gender on health be fostered? What is your vision for achieving health equity for women and girls, boys and men, and gender-diverse people? What Sex and Gender Science priorities do you think should be centered in the next IGH strategic plan?
A series of in-person and virtual townhalls are being held for researchers, early career researchers, trainees, and community partners in mid and late June. For more, see https://cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/53411.html. If you cannot make a session, an online survey is available. See https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe32f6QlRr8yIwwNYVy9cOvqp7Vzn90X_QjV9DStOcTKXA8tQ/viewform.
Updates to the CIHR Catalyst Grant: Policy Research for Health System Transformation
In rapid response to the unfolding health human resources (HHR) crisis, CIHR and Health Canada will support up to 17 policy research projects relevant to any of four HHR themes aiming to advance evidence-informed policy options, solutions and strategies to address the current h... Read More »
In rapid response to the unfolding health human resources (HHR) crisis, CIHR and Health Canada will support up to 17 policy research projects relevant to any of four HHR themes aiming to advance evidence-informed policy options, solutions and strategies to address the current h... Read More »
ACCESS Launches Its Website
ACCESS is a national research network connecting and empowering diverse people and organizations to conduct research, change policy, and develop new tools to ensure better lives for children who experience cancer in Canada. To support this unique collective of scientists, healthcare ... Read More »
ACCESS is a national research network connecting and empowering diverse people and organizations to conduct research, change policy, and develop new tools to ensure better lives for children who experience cancer in Canada. To support this unique collective of scientists, healthcare ... Read More »