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Aniela dela Cruz holds a PhD in Nursing and a Master's degree in Health Promotion Studies from the University of Alberta. With 30 years of professional experience in public health policy, health program evaluation, and research, her career has focused on various aspects of public health such as HIV/AIDS, chronic disease prevention, prenatal nutrition, and health promotion among Aboriginal and marginalized communities in Canada. She is an expert in qualitative research, particularly in the context of migrants' health experiences in Canada. Her doctoral research utilized narrative inquiry to explore the experiences of sub-Saharan African immigrants living with HIV in Alberta. Currently, Aniela serves as the Calgary site lead for the Acceptance and Commitment to Empowerment (ACE) Intervention project aimed at reducing HIV stigma and promoting community resilience. She has also chaired the NewHITES Community Based Research Team, working to address health and social equities related to HIV and migration. As a faculty member at the University of Calgary's Faculty of Nursing, her leadership focuses on equity, diversity, and inclusion within nursing education, and she has been instrumental in advancing these initiatives within the faculty since 2014.
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