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Sarah Flicker is a Full Professor and York Research Chair (Tier 2) focusing on Community-Based Participatory Research at York University. She holds a PhD in Social Science Health from the University of Toronto, an MPH in Maternal & Child Health Epidemiology from the University of California, Berkeley, and a BA in Medical Anthropology from Brown University. Her research is centered on adolescent sexual and reproductive health, community development, and HIV/AIDS, utilizing community-based participatory methodologies. Flicker has collaborated on various research teams addressing gender-based violence and promoting youth engagement in health research across Canada and South Africa. She is an inaugural member of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars and has received multiple prestigious awards for her contributions to health promotion and participatory research methods. Her work has informed policy at municipal, provincial, and federal levels, and she is a recognized leader in public health ethics regarding community-based research.
York University • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Full Professor at the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change focusing on Community-Based Participatory Research.
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