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Prentice Institute Funded Research

From 2020 to 2024, the Institute funded affiliates' research projects through a competitive application process.  The outputs from those projects can be found here.

Completed Research Seed Grant Projects

Navigating Academic Spaces: Untold Stories of Black, Indigenous and Women of Colour

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Tracking shifting trajectories: Understanding employment status, musculoskeletal discomfort, and total physical activity amongst active older Albertans

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Gender and the Economics of Disaster Aid: Transnational Flows Between Japan and the Philippines

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Completed Research Affiliate Fund Projects

Partnership Building for Research on Indigenous Land Use and Leadership for Biodiversity Conservation and Governance

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Enhancing Immigrant Settlement in Canadian Mid-Sized Communities

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Cardiovascular disease perception and risk among community-dwelling adults in Southwest Nigeria: critical factors in preventing and managing cardiovascular disease.

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Development and validation of the Global Adolescent and Child Physical Activity Questionnaire (GAC-PAQ): a pilot-study

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Health and Work-related Quality of Life, Wellbeing, and Quality of Clinical Care: A Multicentred Cross-sectional Survey of Health Care Workers in South-western Nigeria

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Gender, Migration, and Mental Health Support Needs Among Immigrants to Southern Alberta

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Inclusion of Relationship and Religion/Spirituality Issues in Mental Health Counseling during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Survey of Canadian Practitioners

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Gender Inequality, Globalization, and the Fallout of COVID-19

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