University of Guelph publication, "The Portico" features Sherilee Harper on "New Student Club Straddles Environmental and Human Health" Story by A. Vowles, February 2011. To read the article go to http://atguelph.uoguelph.ca/2011/02/new-student-club-straddles-environmental-and-human-health/
Sherilee Harper, IHACC Arctic Team on the Canadian Water Network Speaker series
To view the video, go to http://www.cwn-rce.ca/publications/videos/cwn-speaker-series/
Lea Berrang-Ford featured in University of Guelph, "The Portico".
University of Guelph publication, "The Portico" features Lea Berrang-Ford on ‘Ecohealth: a new word for some, but a long-standing field of research and study at OVC’. Story written by Vowles, A. (Fall 20110).” To read the article go to http://www.uoguelph.ca/theportico/ecohealth/
AngajukKâk (Mayor) of Rigolet announced IHACC project through the Rigolet Community Radio
In order to advertise the Burden of Illness (BOI) project in Rigolet, the AngajukKâk (Mayor) of Rigolet made announcements on the Rigolet Community Radio endorsing the IHACC project, outlining the dates of the survey, what information was being collected and by whom. Similarly the Rigolet Community Newsletter helped spread the word of the BOI survey to the people of Rigolet, notifying community members of what was coming to their door and what IHACC's research is accomplishing in their community. A letter was also written to the Rigolet Council to inform the politicians of the IHACC project's activities in their community.
Welcome back Mya
Undergraduate independent study student, Mya Sherman, recently returned from fieldwork in the Peruvian IHACC communities. She worked on developing an ethical framework to guide health research with remote Indigenous peoples.