The Canadian COVID‑19 Funded Research Database

Food Security and Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in Northern Canada

Vandermale, Emalee A. | Thompson Rivers University | $17,500

SSHRC British Columbia 2021

Indigenous food sovereignty community wellbeing amidst a pandemic. Activating Cwelcwelt Kuc – ” We are Well” through transformational learning in a network of community covid care – upholding a decolonizing model to Indigenous health food sovereignty.

Morrison, Dawn R | Thompson Rivers University | Operating Grant | $249,470

CIHR British Columbia 2022

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Using strengths-based Indigenous research methodologies to plan for current and future pandemics and health emergencies: Unpacking the complexity within Indigenous communities responding to displaced climate change refugees in central British Columbia during the COVID‑19 pandemic.

Sanderson, Darlene | Thompson Rivers University | Operating Grant | $250,000

CIHR British Columbia 2022

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Supporting curiosity-driven inquiry-based science education online through a community-of-inquiry partnership: rethinking pedagogical approaches during the Covid-19 pandemic

Rees, Carol A.B. | Thompson Rivers University | $24,662

SSHRC British Columbia 2020

COVID-19 and Access to Justice for People with Disabilities: A Multidisciplinary Legal Analysis of the Barriers, Risks and Responses in Ontario’s Congregate Care Settings

Dhand, Ruby | Thompson Rivers University | $24,633

SSHRC British Columbia 2020

Development of Prophylactic Therapy as a Preventative Strategy to Reduce COVID‑19 Infections

Donkor, Kingsley | Thompson Rivers University | Alliance COVID-19 Grant | $50,000

NSERC British Columbia 2020

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Modelling SARS-CoV-2 movement through a city via municipal sewage networks: Kamloops, British Columbia COVID‑19 reemergence warning system pilot project

Van Hamme, Jonathan | Thompson Rivers University | Alliance COVID-19 Grant | $49,982

NSERC British Columbia 2020

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