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A Profile of Women’s Health in Manitoba - Prairie Womens

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Acknowledgements This project was made possible with support from Manitoba Healthy Living, the Bureau of Women’s Health and Gender Analysis (Health Canada), and Health Canada, Manitoba and Saskatchewan Region

WOMEN, GENDER AND HEALTH: A Review of the Recent Literature

women’s health Part 1 reviews the varia-bility of health among women, with a particular emphasis on diversities in health according to women’s major social roles of partner, parent and worker The context within which social roles are carried out, particularly the socio-eco-nomic context, is identified as a critical factor

Rethinking Women and Healthy Living in Canada

acknowledgements would not be complete without a note of thanks to Pamela Chalmers at Prairie Women’s Health Centre of Excellence who worked tirelessly to tight deadlines in the design and layout of the final

A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO PHOTOVOICE: SHARING PICTURES, TELLING

POVERTY is HAZARDOUS to WOMEN’S HEALTH

Prairie Women’s Health Centre of Excellence (PWHCE) is one of the Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health, funded by the Women’s Health Contribution Program of Health Canada The PWHCE supports new knowledge and research on women’s health issues; and provides policy advice, analysis and information to governments,

An economic costing of obesity in First Nations communities

Acknowledgements Angella MacEwan was contracted by the Atlantic Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health and Prairie Women’s Health Centre of Excellence to

Gender Mainstreaming In Emergency Management: Opportunities

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This report was prepared by Elaine Enarson in collaboration with Margaret Haworth-Brockman, Executive Director of the Prairie Women’s Health Centre of Excellence