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Annette Bailey worked in acute community health nursing settings. Her work in community health nursing focused on interagency collaboration to address key determinants of health for diverse populations in Toronto. Bailey completed her PhD in Public Health Science with a specialization in Health Promotion Education. Her research examines traumatic stress resilience among survivors of community interpersonal violence. Her research interests span violence prevention, trauma, resilience, and grief related to homicide loss. Recent research activity includes exploring traumatic stress resilience in Black women who have lost children to gun violence in Toronto. She has received funding for various projects aimed at building community capacity and resilience among youth and survivors of gun violence. Annette has been acknowledged for her contributions to community health and has received numerous awards, including the Senator Wanda Thomas-Bernard Faculty Award in 2017 and recognition for her volunteer work as Research Coordinator for Bounds Grief Support.
Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing • Toronto Metropolitan University
Teaching and conducting research in the field of nursing with a focus on health promotion and resilience.
Department of Chemical Engineering