Our workshops took place in Toronto (from the Mohawk word Tkaronto). This land is the territory of the Huron-Wendat and Petun First Nations, the Seneca, and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island, and we are grateful to have an opportunity to build relationships on, and with this land – including with many individuals in our project.

 

A warm thank you to: all the participants who contributed to our project, and helped us learn and grow, and to the co-investigators, and research assistants who supported the project.  A special thank you to the exhibit and community report working group members, and staff at the three sites for their warm welcome.

 

Principal Investigators:

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Sarah Switzer; Sarah Flicker; Soo Chan Caruosone; Alex McClelland;

 

Co-Investigators:

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Kamilah Apong; Tatiana Ferguson; Neil Herelle;  Derek Yee; Anne Marie DiCenso; Karen de Prinse; Adrian Guta; Suzanne Paddock; Carol Strike.

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Research Assistants:

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Amber Corrdick; Charlene Grant Stuart; Shelby Kennedy; Bahlelisiwe Luhlanga

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Partners:

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Empower - Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre

Toronto People With AIDS Foundation

Casey House

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Collaborators:

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Gendering Adolescent AIDS Prevention (New College, University of Toronto)

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Graphic Design:

 

Ryan White, R.G.D., Mixtape Branding

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Funding support generously provided by CANFAR; REACH 2.0; and York University.

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