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Carla Ginn is an Associate Professor at the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Nursing. Her research primarily focuses on individuals, families, and communities experiencing structural social vulnerability. Carla's Master of Science in Nursing (MScN) thesis centered on participatory action research with urban Indigenous grandmothers, exploring their health and health promotion experiences. For her doctoral research, she worked with the Calgary Urban Project Society (CUPS), investigating the experiences of families living below the low-income cut-off who are managing issues related to addiction, mental illness, and social isolation. Currently, she is engaged in community-based and Métis-guided research in collaboration with the Métis Nation of Alberta, examining aspects of health, spirituality, and well-being. Additionally, Carla is involved in partnerships with over 30 community agencies in Calgary, focusing on harm reduction services and the development of long-term solutions to address the issue of needle debris.
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