EXPLORE OUR PROJECTS THEMES | CURRENT PROJECTS | CONCLUDED PROJECTS CURRENT PROJECTS NIGERIA HOME VISITS CIET's five-year project, Video Edutainment: Impact on Infant and Maternal Outcomes 2015-2020. This project takes place in Bauchi State, Nigeria, and seeks to improve maternal and early child health.NIGERIA NIGERIA CHILD SPACING This project seeks to understand local knowledge and views about short birth interval (kunika in the Hausa language), to inform development of a culturally appropriate module about kunika to include in the home visits programme.NIGERIA INDIGENOUS MENTORSHIP NETWORK This two-eyed seeing project addresses the needs for mentorship, recruitment and strengthening capacity of aspiring and emerging Indigenous researchers throughout the Quebec region.CANADA SAFE BIRTH IN CULTURAL SAFETY Safe Birth in Cultural Safety aims to improve maternal and newborn health in a way that respects local indigenous cultures in Mexico.MEXICO BUENA SEMILLA Buena Semilla nurtures the health, wellbeing and self-determination of Indigenous and other marginalized populations in Guatemala. GUATEMALA PATIENT ENGAGEMENT Researchers, health care professionals, graduate students, and patients within the McGill network work together to determine priorities, best practices, and gaps in patient/public engagement.CANADA Concluded ProjectsAK-NEAHR The Anisnabe Kekendazone NEAHR supports Aboriginal health researchers in Canada with fellowships and seed grants.CHOICE DISABILITY The Choice Disability Trial tests the impact of interventions focusing on the choice disabled, aiming to reduce gender violence and HIV. CAMINO VERDE Camino Verde is a trial to test the success of community mobilisation for sustainable dengue prevention in Nicaragua and Mexico.NIGERIA'S SOCIAL AUDITS In Nigeria we are carrying out maternal and child health Social Audits to improve health information and planning systems and build local capacity.INSTRUCT INSTRUCT is an HIV prevention initiative in Botswana that tests the impact of a combined package of structural and behavioural interventions.ADAPT CIET’s ADAPT project seeks to develop state-of-the-art, autonomous, and sustainable health measurement and planning resources to better implement and evaluate HIV and AIDS prevention interventions.
