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Experiences of Cannabis and Mental Health: Indigenous-Led Research

Event information

Dates: February 9, 2022

Location: Virtual

About this event

12 – 1:30 p.m. (EST)

The first webinar of the winter session explores First Nations and Métis mental health and wellness following cannabis legalization, through Indigenous-led research rooted in cultural knowledge and research practices.

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Presenters Include:

  • Alana Roscoe and Magnolia Perron (First Nations Information Governance Centre)
  • Julianne Sanguins (Manitoba Métis Federation)
  • Kristy Kowatch and Sacha Bragg (Thunderbird Partnership Foundation)
  • Terri Gillis and Jillian Jones (Métis Nation, British Columbia)
  • Dr. Lindsay Farrell and Dr. Zach Walsh (University of British Columbia)

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