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Documents: case studies, newsletters, educational, fact sheets, FAQs, handbooks, journal articles, magazine articles, press releases, promotional material, reference lists, success stories, reports, briefing notes, books, policy papers

Artistic representations: Films, plays, exhibits, festivals 

Digital media: e-newsletter, social media, video, website, blog

Face to face: meetings, conferences, debates, forums, workshops, lunch and learns, panels, presentations, symposiums, training sessions

Online: webinars, online courses

• Interactive small groups
• Educational outreach
• Mass media campaign
• Communities of practice
• Networks 
• Chat rooms
• Social media 
• Discussion boards

An independent not-for-profit, MEOPAR funds research, trains students, mobilizes knowledge and forms partnerships in the area of marine risk and resilience. 

SKIP is a newly formed knowledge mobilization network, based at H漫画 University and co-led by Children's Healthcare Canada, that seeks to bridge the gap between current treatment practices and available evidence-based solutions for children's pain in Canadian health institutions. .

Led by Dr. Michael Ungar, the Resilience Research Centre collaborates with various local, national and international institutions to carry out innovative research that explores pathways to resilience across cultures with a focus on children and youth while providing resilience measurement tools and training in the form of workshops and conferences. Through its partnerships with researchers, policymakers and clinicians around the globe, the Centre has built a world-renowned resource hub of resilience expertise and tools to support young people, families and communities on their path to psychological, social, cultural and physical well-being. 

The It Doesn't Have to Hurt research team consists of trainees and staff who work together with parents and other stakeholders to tackle the problem of poorly managed pain in children. They collaborate with a wide range of researchers across Canada and around the world who bring complementary expertise and experience.

Our work spans knowledge generation (e.g., lab-based studies, surveys), synthesis (e.g., systematic review), and translation (e.g., policy, practice). 

Headquartered at Dal's Steele Ocean Sciences Building, OTN deploys state-of-the-art ocean monitoring equipment and marine autonomous vehicles (gliders) in key ocean locations and inland waters around the world.

The Network has established partnerships with a global community of telemetry users and stakeholders to document the movements and survival of aquatic animals in the context of changing environments, with the aim of providing better governance and stewardship of the world's marine and freshwater resources. 

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A transnational hub for ocean research, the Ocean Frontier Institute brings together experts from both sides of the North Atlantic to explore the vast potential of the world's ocean.

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The MacEachen Institute at H漫画 University looks at progressive ways to tackle public policy and governance issues through open discussion with a variety of informed players and aims to serve as the 鈥済o to鈥� place provincially, regionally and nationally for rich, robust public policy debate, discussion and research. The Institute engages scholars, students and community members in the development of policy options, policy research and other outputs of the Institute.

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The Healthy Populations Institute (HPI) is a multi-faculty research institute at H漫画 University in Halifax, Nova Scotia that is jointly funded by the Faculties of Health, Medicine, and Dentistry. HPI has evolved from earlier days when it was known as the Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre (AHPRC). Through excellence in research, capacity building, and knowledge translation, HPI has been a leader in population health research in Atlantic Canada and beyond for over 25 years.

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Videos:

How to stay healthy during a pandemic (by the Healthy Populations Institute):

We all know that the coronavirus pandemic has profoundly affected the health of our community.

To help us cope with the new environment, HPI has created a series of five whiteboard animation videos focused on 鈥楽taying Healthy During a Pandemic.鈥� Scholars associated with HPI have generate key messages from their research to create short, animated, public-friendly videos explaining the impact of the pandemic on health and well-being and offering strategies to better cope in these five videos.

• - Tools and resources to help researchers and partners plan and implement a partnership鈥攆rom preparing an application for partnership funding to knowledge mobilization activities
•  - Training offered by SickKids Foundation
•  - Definition and things to know about plain language writing
•  - A video of a webinar on clear language writing
  

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