PRAM – Strengthening Partnerships Through Participatory Science

Nutrition Education

Working with adolescents in Ghana to increase nutrition literacy

Home Visits and Video Edutainment

This project is part of our work on gender violence, choice disability and maternal health.

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Universal Access to Perinatal Care

This project is part of our work on maternal and child health in Northern Uganda.

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Traditional Midwifery

This project was part of our work in Mexico in safe birth and cultural safety.

Social Network Analysis

Reaching the most vulnerable in HIV prevention programs.

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Anisnabe Kekendazone (original knowledge) Network Environment for Aboriginal Health Research (AK-NEAHR).

Infectious Diseases

Explore projects on Dengue, HIV, Traditional Medicine, & Nutrition Education.

COVID-19 Research

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Our goal is transformative engagement of researchers with decision makers, health care providers, patients and communities in the co-production and use of knowledge to improve health and healthcare.

We provide innovative and culturally safe training to ensure the next generation of researchers is equipped to develop participatory research and knowledge translation.

PRAM’s methods address priority issues in health care; respectful partnerships, intercultural dialogue, and equity oriented research – particularly supporting those in resource-poor settings and the socially marginalized.

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