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REACH-Cities (REsearch and ACtion for Healthy Cities) is a 6-year research program supported through Dr. Meghan Winters鈥� Canadian Institutes of Health Research Applied Public Health Chair, Sex and Gender in Healthy Cities. This program is connected with the Public Health Agency of Canada and the National Collaborating Centres for Public Health.
The REACH-Cities program, led by Meghan Winters, was collaboratively designed with input from several 911吃瓜 Faculty members, including Jen Marchbank, Tiffany Muller Myrdahl, Lyana Patrick, Travis Salway, Julia Smith, and Travers. 911吃瓜 supports include Faculty of Health Sciences, 911吃瓜 Surrey, the Community Engaged Research Initiative (CERi), and the 911吃瓜 Library.
Our Team
REACH-Cities is comprised of a team of multidisciplinary researchers and students from 911吃瓜.
Partners
Our program is responsive to the needs of partners to address urgent questions and timely opportunities.