Remember Rebuild SK
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A CIHR and SSHRC funded project exploring the wider impacts of the C19 pandemic in Saskatchewan and advocating for more equitable health policies.
Saskatoon, SK
Joined July 2022
Join @usaskArtSci History Professor Erika Dyck (@erikadyckhist) & co-author Jesse Donaldson @TtTBookstore for the launch of their new book, The Acid Room: The Psychedelic Trials and Tribulations of Hollywood Hospital. Friday, May 5 – 7:30pm 615 Main St, Saskatoon
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Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry files charter challenge against Sask. government's disability program | CBC News
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The Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry has filed a charter challenge against the Saskatchewan government for its Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability program, as senior recipients are being forced to...
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Here is a new interview that highlights the work of our incredible research assistants Domenica Medina Sanchez and Bethany Knowles. @jburnford @erikadyckhist
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@SKGov's own death count estimates, released today, show SK excess deaths since COVID began average 287 per quarter, or ~3450 since start of 2020. This is consistent with estimates by @MoriartyLab that SK appears to have had approximately double officially reported COVID deaths.
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Another profile of the digital memorial we created to recognize people we lost too soon during the pandemic. We are still collecting names of people who died because of COVID-19 in SK
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Thank you to @LeishaCBC in Saskatoon and @SLangeneggerCBC in Regina for great interviews with @jburnford! It has been incredibly moving to hear from listeners who heard these interviews and are now reaching out and sharing their stories of loss with us.
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Listen to a powerful statement about the importance of remembering people we lost from a family member who lost a loved one to COVID, followed @jburnford talking about our digital memorial.
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Great interview with @jburnford explaining why we want to remember lives lost to COVID in Saskatchewan, not just the numbers.
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Great interview by @jburnford about the need to remember those who died from covid in SK
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USask project honours COVID-19 victims on third anniversary of pandemic
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SASKATOON – Sunday marked the third anniversary of the arrival in Saskatchewan of COVID-19—an unwelcome and ever-evolving visitor that has since claimed at least 1,890 lives in the province and shows...
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Using survey data, we identified links between mental health and substance use during the different waves of the pandemic in Saskatchewan. Here are some of the early findings #COVID19SK
@jburnford @SPHERUsask @usaskhist
https://t.co/t5BIQCiWxF
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The Remember Rebuild Team has been working hard to gather and analyze data on mental health and substance use in Saskatchewan. While our analysis is still underway, the two charts below are a great...
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Our project explores the wider impacts of the pandemic on housing and food security. Here is a preview of our findings #COVID19SK @jburnford @SPHERUsask
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In the Fall of 2022, the Build Back Better research team--part of the RRSK project--concluded a provincial survey exploring how the pandemic affected four key areas of health equity: housing access,...
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Leading up to the anniversary of the first Covid Death in #Sask, we are launching a public memorial. Please submit stories of others and help us remember those lost to the #pandemic. Please share. https://t.co/9S9jwMfNWX
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USask project honours COVID-19 victims on third anniversary of pandemic
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SASKATOON – Sunday marked the third anniversary of the arrival in Saskatchewan of COVID-19—an unwelcome and ever-evolving visitor that has since claimed at least 1,890 lives in the province and shows...
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We recently released a digital memorial remembering some of the 1890 individuals who died during the COVID-19 pandemic in SK. Our goal was to humanize the pandemic and create a space where people can mourn collectively.
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Thanks Sonia Stringer for conducting this interview!
Listen to @usaskArtSci History Professor Erika Dyck (@erikadyckhist) on the Celebrating Women in #Psychedelics podcast discuss The Unknown but Critically Important Roles and Contributions of Women in the Psychedelic Space. https://t.co/nyZs6bBHS0
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Sask. records 18 COVID-19 deaths in last two weeks: CRISP report
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55 people died in Sask. from suspected overdoses in January: Coroners Service report
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Project Lead Erika Dyck on the COVID-19 Archive as a "sustainable record" full of lessons for the future about how nurses, doctors, community organizations and journalists worked together to improve outcomes from people during this pandemic. Read more:
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A prestigious group of Saskatchewan doctors, teachers, professors, researchers, and social workers have joined forces to document the wider impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic through a project called...
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