We are elated to announce the launch of the @WomensResearch podcast.

The @WomensResearch podcast will be a vehicle to increase use and impact of member’s research and provide an accessible medium for sharing success of knowledge translation practice.

Check out our first episode, featuring Dr. Lori Brotto!

Storytelling as a tool for knowledge translation between researchers and government

Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Munro, recipient of a 2019 Women’s Health Research Institute Catalyst Grant! We spoke to Dr. Munro and Kate Wahl, a PhD student involved in the project, to learn more about how their team intends to tap into the power of storytelling to communicate research evidence to policy makers.

The Evolution of the CeMCOR KT Toolkit

For more than forty years, Dr. Jerilynn Prior has been a passionate advocate for the importance of knowledge translation (KT). Although her methods have changed over time - especially since she founded the Centre for Menstrual Cycle and Ovulation Research (CeMCOR) - what remains at the core of her work is a belief that women have the right to understand their own health.

Have 2 minutes? A recap on the first “Unexpected Gender” series at UBC

Learn more about the Collective for Gender+ in Research out of University of British Columbia and their first event in this recap written by Frannie Mackenzie.

Congratulations to Dr. Caroline Sanders and Nevena Rebic, recipients of the 2020 Women's Digital Health Research Awards.

Dr. Lori Brotto was awarded the UBC President's Award for Public Education Through Media, which celebrates active and creative sharing research expertise through news media.

Congratulations, Dr. Brotto!