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Pleased to be an invited guest speaker at the Community Backyard Garden Project's first garden social of the season, hosted in partnership with the Katimavik-Hazeldean Community Garden. Glad to meet so many fellow gardeners who are...

Check out our interactive arts-based knowledge mobilization installations at select Ottawa Public Library branches. We are sharing research findings on the intersection of food insecurity and aging through storytelling. These will be...

After much preparation, we are hosting our first deliberative dialogues today with interest holders engaged in assisted living/retirement home regulation in Ontario and British Columbia. We are looking forward to engaging in...

Privileged to tell the story of our progress in the Community Partnerships project at the Brain-Heart Interconnectome's Café Scientific with Joël Assaouré, our Archipel Ontario Health Team partner. Thank you to everyone who attended and...

That's a wrap! Our number #1 research team has successfully navigated our project kick-off meeting.  We are ready to embark on the journey towards food justice together in friendship. The CCAER team is feeling very privileged to be part...

Relationship building with the Food as Medicine team. What an incredible group. It was an amazing first day of our kick-off gathering. Can't wait for tomorrow!

The Food as Medicine research team is gathering for our start-of-project kick-off meeting. We look forward to the next two days together to build stronger relationships, learn how to use sharing circles for data collection, and prepare to...

Happy to attend our first Ottawa Region Cardiovascular Research Day at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute to share our work co-designing a heart failure-mental health intervention in collaboration with our Research Coalition as part...

We are carefully designing our upcoming trial to evaluate the effectiveness of our heart failure-mental health intervention. Thanks to mentors at uOttawa's Centre for Practice-Changing Research for helping us to refine our trial design...