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Sana Shahram, PhD, MPH
(She, Her, Hers)Assistant Professor
Faculty of Health and Social Development, Institute for Healthy Living and Chronic Disease Prevention (IHLCDP), School of Nursing
Other Titles: Michael Smith Health Research BC Scholar; Co-Director Equity Science Lab, Collaborating Scientist, Canadian Institute of Substance Use Research; Embedded Health Equity Scholar, Interior HealthEmail: sana.shahram@ubc.ca
Graduate student supervisor. Use 'contact us' section of website to submit interest in joining the lab (no emails pls).
Research Summary
Health Equity; Critical Population Health; Health Systems Transformation; Anti-colonial & anti-racist public health systems; Public Health; Mental Health and Substance Use; Maternal & Child Health; Complex Systems Change; Community- & Indigenous Nation- Led Research
Websites
www.equityscience.ca
Degrees
PhD Interdisciplinary Grad Studies, University of British Columbia, 2015
MPH Health Communications & Behaviour Change, Tufts University, 2009
BSc Cell Biology & Genetics, University of British Columbia, 2007
BA English Literature, University of British Columbia, 2007
Research Interests & Projects
The xaȼqanaǂ ʔitkiniǂ (Many Ways of Working on the Same Thing) Project
Role: Nominated Principal Investigator
Co-PIs: Dr. Christopher Horsethief, Dr. Bernie Pauly, Hon. Sophie Pierre
CLARITY (Community-Led Actions for Resiliency Important Throughout Youth)
Role: Nominated Principal Investigator
Co-PI: Dr. Katrina Plamondon
Role: Nominated Prinicipal Investigator
Lead Grandmothers: Gwen Phillips & Sophie Pierre
Role: Lead
Selected Publications & Presentations
Professional Services/Affiliations/Committees
Advisory Board Member, National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health
Vice President, Advisory Board, Lake Country Health
Associate, Institute for Healthy Living and Chronic Disease Prevention
Associate, The Health Arts Research Centre (HARC)
Associate Member, Women’s Health Research Institute
Member, Canadian Public Health Agency of Canada
Media
The Ripple Effect Framework: Public Universities responses To Global Crises
Democracy is a team sport: What the Olympics can teach us about politics