Indigenous Mentorship Network of Ontario (IMN-Ontario)
Archived website. IMN-Ontario has moved to McMaster University. Please visit their website (to be launched shortly) for current information.
IMN-Ontario is a five-year health training program, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to provide Indigenous scholars and trainees with high quality mentorship, training, and opportunities to engage in Indigenous health and well-being research.
Inspired by an Anishinabe concept, Mno Nimkodadding Geegi (translation: “we are all connected”), IMN-Ontario is committed to growing and supporting community-based health and well-being research and training opportunities for Indigenous trainees and researchers in Ontario.
Our overarching goal is to support and grow the next generation of Indigenous health scholars. When we support Indigenous health scholars to serve the research needs and capacities of Ontario’s Indigenous communities, we can advance Indigenous health equity in the province.
Network News
- Our network has moved to McMaster. Please visit their new website for current information.
- Dr. Chelsea Gabel recognized as University Scholar
- Indigenous research building being established at Arboretum
- Exploring Reconciliation through clean energy in Indigenous communities
- Mentoring Tomorrow's Indigenous Health Experts
- Dr. Bonnie Freeman recognized for outstanding contributions to community
- U of T program indigenizing teaching of public health
Activities from Our Network
- Waakebiness-Bryce Institute for Indigenous Health
- Centre for Rural and Northern Health Research
- Nasivvik Centre for Inuit Health and Changing Environments
- Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences
- Health, Environment, and Communities Research Lab
- Indigenous Health Lab
- Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (NEIHR)
