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Lack of equitable access to technology has been a long-standing issue for vulnerable community members in Thunder Bay, and the pandemic has greatly exacerbated this and a host of other pre-existing equity issues. See how a group of organizations in Thunder Bay came together to help close the gap…

We've heard more this week to indicate that Covid-19 is impacting some groups in Ontario disproportionately and that demographic data collection is necessary to adequately address the disease.

This resource was developed by Shkaabe Makwa at CAMH to uplift people's spirits during these unprecedented times. 

Partners across the community of Thunder Bay, Ontario have worked quickly and expertly to protect those experiencing homelessness from COVID-19.  Read more about their innovative approach here:

The CAMH node of CRISM (Canadian Research Institute on Substance Misuse) is conducting a study on the needs and challenges of people who use drugs during COVID-19.

Participation involves a telephone or online interview and is compensated.

Please see the attached flyer for more…

The COVID-19 Evidence Network to support Decision-making or COVID-END is a recently formed partnership led by the McMaster University Health Forum and the Ottawa Hospital Centre for Implementation Research. It's aim is to help reduce duplication and improve coordination in COVID-19 knowledge…

Les personnes immigrantes et réfugiées sont plus à risque que la population générale de présenter des enjeux psychologiques. En plus, l'évidence nous montre que le contexte de pandémie peut aggraver leur détresse psychologique. Alors comment peut-on les soutenir pendant la pandémie ?Rejoignez-…

We've posted a new research snapshot on EENet that looks at the immediate impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on mental health in China - with relevant parallels for consideration in Canada.