The Kausattumi (Inuttitut for ‘the dawn’) Grants Program is an initiative of the Atlantic Indigenous Mentorship Network that will provide financial support to students (Undergraduate and Graduate Students) who are undertaking or are interested in undertaking Indigenous community-based health and wellness research. Applications due: June 1, 2018 Click here for more details....
Congratulations to Karlee Johnson (Eskasoni FN) for being a recipient of the First Nations Information Governance Centre’s (FNIGC) 5th annual National Student Bursary! Ms. Johnson, a Medical Sciences student at Dalhousie University, is currently working on a research project at the Aboriginal Children’s Hurt & Healing (ACHH) Initiative that involves the...
Interested in a research career related to Indigneous health? Check out this posting within the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). Closing Date: March 5, 2018...
Interested in joining the ACHH Initiative team? We're looking to hire a Research & Communication Coordinator. Check out our job posting here and apply before the Dec. 3rd deadline!...
Have you heard about PICH2Go Indigenous? ACHH is hosting this amazing event at the IWK Health Centre, October 11-12! This Pain in Child Health conference has a unique focus on Indigenous children and brings together clinicians, researchers and students! The ACHH Initiative is sponsoring 10 Indigenous attendees to offset travel...
ACHH Student Collaborator and third year Dalhousie University Medical Sciences student, Karlee Johnson, talks about making a difference in her community. Karlee's home is Eskasoni First Nation and says she "knows her future path leads back there." Check out this amazing article written for Dalhousie News about her journey and work so...