Supporting impactful community research
Our grants and research awards are designed to seed-fund research projects led by experienced academic researchers and community researchers/service providers collaborating to address gaps in community mental health and addressing community needs, while integrating the insights of people with lived experience into each stage of their project.
Molly Stewart
Positive moments at work can be easy to overlook, and many wellness programs struggle to engage employees. Molly Stewart is exploring whether personalized images generated by artificial intelligence, integrated into familiar workplace tools, could help people recall meaningful experiences and adopt everyday practices that support mental well-being.
Maria Paula Godoy
Supporting psychological health at work requires more than awareness: employers and workers also need practical tools. Maria Paula Godoy is evaluating a new workplace training micro-credential developed by the Canadian Mental Health Association Manitoba-Winnipeg and RRC Polytech, with the aim of improving its design, implementation and usefulness.