Apr. 10 2025 | Navigating fragmented services: a gender-based violence (GBV) critical feminist analysis of women’s experiences engaging with health and social supports in three Canadian cities
Authors: Katherine Rudzinski , Lara F. Hudspith, Adrian Guta, Scott Comber, Linda Dewar, Wendy Leiper, Kim Hawkins, Lady Laforet, Rajwant Raji Mangat, Phoebe M. Long, Ingrid Handlovsky and Vicky Bungay Publication: BMC Public Health Volume: 25 What we know Gender-based violence (GBV) remains a pervasive public health crisis with devastating impacts on women’s health and […]
Job posting for Research Associate at Capacity
Capacity is hiring a Research Associate for a twelve-month position. Working directly with Dr. Vicky Bungay, Director of the Capacity Research Centre, the Research Associate will assume a leadership role in the recently funded project “Understanding and Enhancing System-Level Drivers of Community Services with Women Experiencing Gender-based Violence in British Columbia.” The key objectives of […]
Recording Posted: Emerging insights from a novel 2SLGBTQIA+ Liaison Nurse role
Presented by: Dr. Ingrid Handlovksy and Dr. Allie Slemon, University of Victoria Click here to view a recording of the presentation.
Competition Closed: Job posting for Community Research Coordinator – Terrace, BC
Dr. Bungay (Capacity Research Centre in the UBC School of Nursing) is co-leading a community-based research project with community partner organizations in Terrace, BC. and we are seeking a highly motivated Community Research Coordinator who will be a key contact for the project. Application deadline is February 25, 2025.
Emerging insights from a novel 2SLGBTQIA+ Liaison Nurse role
Presented by: Dr. Allie Slemon, Dr. Ingrid Handlovsky It is well known that Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, and asexual (2SLGBTQIA+) people experience discrimination in their day-to-day lives that greatly contributes to poorer health outcomes and diminished well-being. Indeed, many 2SLGBTQIA+ people feel unsafe accessing health services, particularly due to fear of mistreatment […]
