First Nations Seeking Researchers | Build a Research Partnership

Build a Research Partnership

Does your First Nation have an environmental health issue that you would like to research? Are you seeking an environmental health researcher, but do not know who has the right expertise on the topic? This is a matching service to connect First Nations communities with environmental health researchers. First Nations can fill in the form below, which will then be posted in this section. Environmental health researchers are welcome to review postings and contact the First Nation if they are interested in working together on the research project. Researchers can also post proposed projects, and First Nations can review these postings to see if they meet with their community’s research priorities. Please see Researchers Seeking First Nations for more information.

* Organization/Community name:

* Name:

* Title:

Address:

Province/Territory:

Phone:

Email:

Please describe the topic of your proposed research project (i.e. food security, water quality, contaminated sites, etc):

Please describe any previous research projects on this topic that your community has participated in or led:

Does your First Nation have any protocols or guidelines that you want researchers to follow when conducting research with your community or in your territory? If yes, please attach any relevant files:
Attach File:

Please describe any timelines your community may have to complete this research (i.e. is the data needed in the near future for environmental assessments, consultations/negotiations with government etc?)::

Please describe any potential or existing sources of research funding you are seeking or using for this research:

Thank you for your posting. Our staff will quickly review this before posting. Please ensure you include the best person to contact in your office regarding this project, so that we may call or email you to clarify any of the above.

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