Dismantling the Status Quo: Advancing a Woman-Centred Model of Integrated Substance Use Care Through Community Partnerships

Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing Wellesley Forum

In collaboration with researchers and people with lived experience of substance use, The Jean Tweed Centre and investigators from TMU will discuss their collaborative research team committed to the learning and evaluation of a newly funded integrated program for women experiencing substance use challenges.

In this presentation, team members will:

• Share insights on the context and need for woman-centred models of integrated substance use care exemplified in the Broadview program.
• Dialogue about the process of building a collaborative research team to drive an evaluation research approach.
• Discuss how community-based research can be conducted differently to promote shared power and community partnership.

This is a hybrid event! We encourage you to join us in person on May 6th for this timely and important presentation.

Presenters

• Clare Sheedy, Broadview project collaborative research team living/lived experience advisor, and supervisor, peer support services
• Katrina Belisle, Broadview project collaborative research team living/lived experience advisor
• Sharicka Reid-Scaletta, manager, community mental health and addiction services, The Jean Tweed Centre
• Rosanra Yoon, assistant professor, DCSN, Broadview project research collaboration lead

Access

Please share any accommodations needed to ensure your participation with Veli Zhao, veli.zhao@torontomu.ca