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Understanding vaccine confidence and decision-making among Canadian youth: Survey and intervention development

Ames, Megan E | University of Victoria | Operating Grant | $170,329

CIHR British Columbia 2021

Characterization of first- and second-generation RNA vaccine immunogenicity against SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern in Canada

Blakney, Anna | University of British Columbia | Operating Grant | $248,000

CIHR British Columbia 2021

Advancing virtual primary care for people with opioid use disorder

Hedden, Lindsay K | Simon Fraser University | Operating Grant | $393,929

CIHR British Columbia 2022

Telling the Story: Gathering First Nations perspectives of COVID‑19 Vaccine Deployment

McDonald, Shannon | First Nations Health Authority | Operating Grant | $189,930

CIHR British Columbia 2021

Beyond Vaccine Nationalism: Advancing ethically-coherent policy action for equitable responses to inherently global health crises

Plamondon, Katrina M | University of British Columbia | Operating Grant | $471,146

CIHR British Columbia 2021

Effects of COVID‑19 on South Asian Mothers and Families in BC

Jardine, Cynthia | University of the Fraser Valley | Operating Grant | $0

CIHR British Columbia 2021

Development, Implementation and Evaluation of a Vaccine Confidence Digital App for Young Adults

Lear, Scott A | St. Paul's Hospital | Operating Grant | $183,727

CIHR British Columbia 2021

COVID-19 and Indigenous public health sovereignty in British Columbia: Addressing systemic inequity through community-driven solutions

Patrick, Lyana M | Simon Fraser University | Operating Grant | $200,800

CIHR British Columbia 2021

FOCUS on Adolescents: A mixed-methods study to optimize COVID‑19 recovery and renewal efforts among adolescents in Canada and France

Knight, Rodney E | University of British Columbia | Operating Grant | $149,965

CIHR 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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Understanding vaccine confidence and decision-making among Canadian youth: Survey and intervention development

Characterization of first- and second-generation RNA vaccine immunogenicity against SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern in Canada

Advancing virtual primary care for people with opioid use disorder

Telling the Story: Gathering First Nations perspectives of COVID‑19 Vaccine Deployment

Beyond Vaccine Nationalism: Advancing ethically-coherent policy action for equitable responses to inherently global health crises

Effects of COVID‑19 on South Asian Mothers and Families in BC

Development, Implementation and Evaluation of a Vaccine Confidence Digital App for Young Adults

COVID-19 and Indigenous public health sovereignty in British Columbia: Addressing systemic inequity through community-driven solutions

FOCUS on Adolescents: A mixed-methods study to optimize COVID‑19 recovery and renewal efforts among adolescents in Canada and France

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.