Leah Ferguson
Research Projects
Journeying Together to Co-Create a Foundation for Indigenous Sport Research
Sport History of the Indigenous Games
Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program in Saskatchewan
Select Publications
“It’s a big adjustment coming from the reserve to living in a totally different society”: Exploring the well-being of First Nations athletes playing sports in an urban mainstream context. (link)
“It’s more than just performing well in your sport. It’s also about being healthy physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually”: Indigenous women athletes’ meanings and experiences of flourishing in sport. (link)
“I would love to blast some pow music and just dance”: First Nations students’ experiences of physical activity on campus. (link)
Narratives of adolescent women athletes’ body self-compassion, performance and emotional well-being. (link)
Enhancing capacity: Integrating self-compassion in sport. (link)
The agony of defeat: How Olympians can deal with failure. (link)
Expertise
Sports Psychology
Indigenous Health
Indigenous Wellness
Indigenous Sport
Alexandra King
Research Projects
The Butterfly Project: Exploring Patient-Centered Knowledge Mobilization
Select Publications
Expertise
Indigenous Wellness
HIV and AIDS
Community Based Research
Arts Based Research
Land Based Research
Margaret Kisikaw Piyesis
kisikawpiyesis@allnationshope.ca
Research Projects
Aboriginal HIV & AIDS Community-Based Research Collaborative Centre (link)
Development of the Aboriginal Women’s Research Initiative (AWRI)
Family Matters: Informing a family-based model of care with Aboriginal families affected by HIV
Stable Homes, Strong Families: Housing and Health for Aboriginal Peoples Living with HIV and AIDS
The Impacts of the Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure on Indigenous People Living with HIV/AIDS: An Urban Case Study of Regina
Mâcîpiciw: Restoration of Indigenous men's roles and responsibilities
Kiskinowâpamew (s/he imitates her/him in order to learn): An Indigenous-led organization’s research journey
Select Publications
Expertise
HIV and AIDS
Indigenous Wellness
Indigenous Health
Women and Gender
Stacey Lovo
Research Projects
A Community-Informed Team and Technology Approach to Chronic Back Pain Management in Partnership with a Northern Saskatchewan Cree First Nation
Patient experiences of health care access challenges for back pain care across the rural-urban continuum
Development and Evaluation of VR Teaching Tools in the School of Rehab Science
Select Publications
Experience of Patients and Practitioners with a Team and Technology Approach to Chronic Back Disorder Management (link)
Building Partnerships in Indigenous Wellness (link)
Use of real-time videoconferencing to deliver physical therapy services: a scoping review of published and emerging evidence (link)
Bridging Health Care Access Gaps in a Remote Indigenous Community (link)
Use of videoconferencing technologies for physical therapy in people with musculoskeletal conditions (link)
Expertise
Telerehabilitation
Indigenous Wellness
Community Engagement
Musculoskeletal Health
Professional practice