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DESCRIPTION:Dont' miss out on our first SPOT Research Seminar of the Fall s
 eason!\n\nWe continue to highlight the work of our very own Post-Docs\, so
  please come out to show support and learn more about what our Post-Docs g
 et up to at SPOT.\n\nOn Monday September 10th\, 12pm in Davis D20\, we wil
 l have Dr. Martine Levesque.\n\nHer seminar is titled 'Community participa
 tion in health and wellness planning in an Indigenous context'\n\n(See her
  Abstract below).\n\nDr. Levesque is completing her work with Dr. Laurence
  Roy.\n\nRSVP is requested\, but not required\, to researchcoordinator.spo
 t [at] mcgill.ca\n\n\n	 \n\n	\n		ABSTRACT\n\n		Title:Community participation in 
 health and wellness planning in an Indigenous context\, understanding the 
 colonial legacy through transactionalism\n\n		In an era of Truth\, Reconcili
 ation\, and Calls to Action founded on “joint leadership\, trust-building\
 , and transparency” between non-Indigenous and Indigenous Peoples\,1 Indig
 enous community participation in the design and implementation of health a
 nd social programs represents a growing challenge for many Canadian public
 -sector institutions. The Cree Board of Health and Social Services of Jame
 s Bay (CBHSSJB) is currently responding to this challenge through the deve
 lopment of structures and processes for engaging with remote Cree communit
 ies for health and wellness planning. This planning initiative is referred
  to both regionally and locally as the Iiyuu Ahtaawin Miyupimaatisiiun (Cr
 ee community wellness) Planning (IAMP) initiative.\n\n		In 2015\, theCBHSSJB
  and 51�Թ��� began partnering to conduct a developmental and par
 ticipatory evaluation of the IAMP initiative at the institutional\, region
 al\, and community levels.Based on an earlier component of the evaluation—
 a key informant studyamongCBHSSJB staff—and current work at the community 
 level\, this presentation will explore and discuss perspectives on context
 ual challenges\, aims\, and ways forward for supporting Cree community par
 ticipation in health and wellness planning. These perspectives include sha
 red concerns regarding collaboration\, communication\, cultural adaptation
  and safety in health care\, as well as contrasting views between non-Cree
  and Cree participants with respect to certain issues and priorities for a
 chieving community participation. Among other\, Cree participants identify
  how ongoing effects of colonization challenge both individual and collect
 ive capacity for community participation and require process-oriented and 
 relational approaches for supporting local empowerment. A transactional pe
 rspective supports the recognition of history as contributive to the conte
 xt of Indigenous community participation and co-constitutive of individual
  and collective meanings and action.\n	\n\n
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LOCATION:D20\, Davis House\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3G 1Y5\, 3654 promenade 
 Sir William Osler
SUMMARY:School of Physical and Occupational Therapy Research Seminar
URL:/spot/channels/event/school-physical-and-occupatio
 nal-therapy-research-seminar-288921
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