In this video, Colleen Parsons (Research Associate, Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing, Western University) discusses the Transforming Emergency Shelter into Affordable Housing with Support research and evaluation project

Beyond Giving Voice is a one and half-day symposium that explores theoretical, methodological and ethical implications of qualitative researchers’ claims to be ‘giving voice’ to children. Symposium activities will promote more critical, nuanced, and reflexive understandings, practices and representations of ‘child voice’ across academic and public spaces. While issues of ‘voice’ will relate most directly to research with young people, the symposium will be equally relevant to the design and conduct of qualitative methodologies with other populations.

Dates: April 30 – May 1, 2020

Contact for more information: dfacca2@uwo.ca

Learn more about Gail Teachman’s research:

CRHESI Lightning Talk: Is inclusion always a ‘good’ thing? Perspectives from youth with disabilities

Western News: Beyond Giving Voice will explore theoretical and ethical implications of qualitative researchers’ claims to be ‘giving voice’ to children.

In this video, Kinga Koltun (Supervisor, Policy & Strategic Issues [Neighbourhood & Community Initiatives] Neighbourhood, Children and Fire Services, City of London) provides an update on London’s Community Diversity and Inclusion Strategy

New paper by Marilyn Ford-Gilboe et al published this week in BMC Public Health: ‘Longitudinal Impacts of an Online Safety and Health Intervention for Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence: Randomized Controlled Trial’

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