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COVID-19 & Our Research

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside-down in so many ways. Since early May, SPHERU researchers have been collecting data about how we act, think, interact, and move in these times of the pandemic. We continue to analyze and share our data with decision-makers, practitioners, media, and the people of Saskatchewan.

Current COVID-19 in SK Projects

  • Remember and Rebuild: Health Equity Lessons from Saskatchewan's COVID-19 Experience
    • Building Back Better: COVID-19 in Saskatchewan
    • COVID-19 Community Archive
  • Social Contours and COVID-19 in Saskatchewan
  • Adult Mental Health & COVID-19 in Saskatchewan 
  • See Us, hear us: Children, youth, and families in Saskatchewan coping with mental health during the first year of COVID-19 pandemic
 

cafescientifique_covid_previewcover.pngCOVID-19 in Saskatchewan, 19 months on
Overview and selected SPHERU COVID-19 projects
(Presented by Dr. Nazeem Muhajarine at Cafe Scientifique YXE, October 26, 2021)

 

 

 

 

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