Institution: Mount Saint Vincent University
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Community Evaluation of the Farsi School of the Iranian Cultural Society of Nova Scotia
Dr. Jessie-Lee McIsaac and doctoral student Nahal Fakhari will work with the Iranian Cultural Society of Nova Scotia (ICS) to complete an evaluation of the Farsi School, exploring the programming of the school and how it supports the students' personal development as well as maintaining connections to Iranian culture.
The project team at ICS included Forough Parastar, Maryam Mirmoghisi and Majid Taghavi. -
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Protected: Considerations When Supporting 2SLGBTQ+ Nova Scotians Experiencing Food Insecurity
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Exploring Sports and Video Game-related Gambling Among Adolescents and Young Adults
Dr. Will Shead, MSVU and Bruce Dienes, Gambling Risk Informed Nova Scotia will work with GRINS members to study gambling issues among young people.
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Youth Experiences When Engaging in an Arts-Based Entrepreneur Program
Felipe Bonilla, one of the first alumni from the ARTpreneurs program, contributed to the art piece pictured above (Lead artist: Melissa Marr). Many ARTpreneurs alumni have gone on to participate in similar high profile art projects. Pictured with the artwork are from L to R: Ryan Veltmeyer (Youth Art Connection), Dr. Sarah Reddington (MSVU), Dr. Shane Theunissen (MSVU), Dr. Christine McLean (MSVU)
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Exploring the Effects of Keeping Pets with their Owners in Long-Term Care Facilities
MSVU's Dr. Ardra Cole, principal investigator, and Margie Knickle, canine research assistant, are shown here with their community partner, Margaret Szabo, Northwood Care (left to right). Sitting with them is their research partner Bella!
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Skills Development and Knowledge Sharing for Cultural Food Security for Newcomer Immigrant and Refugees Living in HRM
Dr. Jennifer Brady and Manfred Egby, both from MSVU were engaged with Urban Roots looking at ways to improve cultural food security in the Halifax area.