Author: Keah Hansen

PhD Graduate and Indigenous Scientific Director Dr. Katie Gloade Featured at Dalhousie Health

Our Indigenous Scientific Director, Dr. Katie Gloade, recently graduated from her PhD in Health from Dalhousie University. She was also recently featured in a Grad Profile at the Dalhousie University Faculty of Health. Read about it here and learn about how her family connections and deep desire to promote L'nu...

15 June, 2026

Our Spring Newsletter: Welcome New Team Members!

In this Spring newsletter, we wish to highlight the newest members of our team, who bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their roles. Daisy Peter-Paul is our Junior L'nu Researcher, and will be contributing to our research initiatives and knowledge translation activities. Dr. Brent Young is our Indigenous...

29 May, 2026

Etuaptmu’k W’loti Student Research Awards

Attention: Mi’kmaw and Indigenous Undergraduate & Graduate Students The Atlantic Indigenous Children’s Healing (AICH) Initiative works with community partners and clinicians to bridge the gap in our understanding of Indigenous children’s pain and healing. We gather knowledge to enhance cultural safety in healthcare and education in OCAP-aligned research for Indigenous children...

22 May, 2026

Congratulations to Team Member Katie Gloade for Successfully Defending her PhD

Katie Gloade (centre right), with her supervisory team, Dr. Krista Ritchie (left), Dr. Margot Latimer (centre left) and Dalhousie University Indigenous Vice-Provost John Sylliboy (right). Included on the committee but attending virtually was Dr. Jeannie Shoveller. We want to give a sincere congratulations to our longtime and valuable team member, Katie...

16 April, 2026