CoI goals
- Deepen our collective understanding of upstream approaches and determinants and their role in addressing inequity and harm.
- Raise awareness of the importance of upstream approaches to achieving greater community safety and well-being.
- Build capacity to identify interventions and strategies to address structural inequity and advocate for including upstream approaches.
CoI leads
Lee-Ann Chevrette, Community Safety & Well-Being Specialist, City of Thunder Bay
lee-ann.chevrette@thunderbay.ca
Sheena Albanese, Health Promotion Planner, Thunder Bay Public Health Unit
Sheena.albanese@tbdhu.com
EENet knowledge broker
David Phillips, David.phillips@camh.ca
Resources
- Project Overview
- Research snapshot: Upstream solutions to prevent Indigenous youth houselessness (Infographic)
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Please email us at Lee-ann.chevrette@thunderbay.ca if you'd like to join our mailing list to receive news and resources about upstream approaches.
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