About grant:
“The overall goal of this Planning and Dissemination project is to inform nationally acceptable and feasible guidance and resources to advance gender-equitable, patient-oriented, trauma-informed women’s health research.
Stakeholder engagement with 1) community (experts and persons with lived experience) and 2) researchers (including trainees and research administrators) will identify good practices for the implementation of such research guidance and resources through a foundational resource package developed in British Columbia (BC). This will then be the focus of a future implementation science grant.
The project also includes a national virtual seminar to share the guidance, resource package and good practices with the widest possible audience of researchers, trainees. and community members.”
Creating Accessible Neighbourhoods (Live Educate Transform Society) wrote a letter of support as a co-applicant that also reflected our commitment to being a part of the Community Steering Committee.
Those at WHRI (Women’s Health Research Institute) are working with Leadership at PHWR to put the application together. The idea is to establish partnerships to take Beyond the Binary nation-wide. The aim is to build capacity among health research stakeholders, and to engage institutes throughout the country to address structural barriers to uptake.
