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About us

Our project brings together people and organizations to improve healthcare for children, youth, and families who experience language barriers. We work with young people, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and newcomer community representatives to identify the most important questions that research should address. Our partners help guide the process, share information with their communities, and encourage people to take part. Together, we aim to make healthcare more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Leadership

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Dr. Henry Li (he/him)

Dr. Samina Ali (she/her)

Patricia Candelaria (she/her)

Tamara Rader (?)

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JLA Adviser

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Our steering committee includes people with real-life experience, medical experts, and community members who help lead and shape our work.

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Steering committee

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Our partner organizations are trusted healthcare institutions and community organizations that serve children, youth, and families across Canada. They support our project by sharing our surveys, encouraging people to take part, and helping us identify the most important research questions about language barriers in healthcare. 

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Our Partners

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Ready to be involved?

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