Research coordinator Amy Abegglen describes the Collaboration Station, an interactive platform led by Dr. Mandy Archibald that allows families to connect and researchers to reimagine how we understand family lived experiences through storytelling.
Read MoreThis month, we hear from Janvi Patel and Vaibhav Varma, two students who were awarded the ENRRICH Summer Studentship
Read MoreThis month, we hear from Thomas Vermette and Camilo Venegas Montenegro, two students who were awarded the ENRRICH Summer Studentship
Read MoreIn today’s post, MSc student Mason talks about her research on female athletes who have suffered concussions, which is currently open for recruitment.
Read MoreDr. Florencia Ricci shares her research examining the relationship between Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and immigration.
Read MoreIn today’s post, we introduce our new interim ENRRICH co-lead, Dr. Paul Marcogliese.
Read MoreAn infographic by Kaitlyn Guttormson that provides information for research staff and volunteers to better communicate with families.
Read MoreThe evolution of the first phase of the Connecting for Care study, as described by Carrie Costello and Symbia Barnaby on behalf of the Connecting for Care team.
Read MoreAre you curious about how to write a blog for ENRRICH-ED? Well, dig in and find out more!
Read MoreThe second part of our two-part series on patient engagement is from Cheryl Anne Moser who shares her experience on patient engagement.
Read MoreStarting in 2025, ENRRICH Catalyst Grants require family involvement in the grant application process/the project. Here, ENRRICH’s family engagement lead Carrie Costello shares information and insights on the variety of ways research teams can work with family partners. Carrie’s blog is the first part of our two-part series on patient engagement.
Read MoreWe kickstart this year's blog with a blog post from Alana Silke, who shares her work of turning skin cells into 3D brain cells for research!
Read MoreThis month, Dr. Samantha Noyek highlights her work with the BRIGHT Coaching program, supporting caregivers of preschool children with suspected developmental delays waiting for treatment. Find out more about BRIGHT Coaching and its impactful work here!
Read MoreThis month, we hear from Tia Al Saidi and Adebola Adeniji, two students who were awarded the ENRRICH Summer Studentship.
Read MoreThis month, we hear from Brittany Melvin and Maria Paula Penagos, two students who were awarded the ENRRICH Summer Studentship
Read MoreToday, we hear from Natalie Friesen, who participated in the ENRRICH-funded Power Up! Study. In this post, Natalie shares her role in the study and highlights how children experience and interact with mobility devices.
Read MoreThis month we hear from ENRRICH member Dr. Galen Wright, about the work that his lab is doing to advance the understanding and management of neurological disorders, through the study of human genetics.
Read MoreIf you are curious about the types of projects that are occurring, the new RCC website (www.rccinc.ca) is a great resource to explore.
Read MoreIf I can name just one activity that all of us have done (aside from those necessary ones like eating and sleeping), it would be the lovely word “play”!
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