Our Partners
We believe that meaningful change happens through collective care, shared leadership, and reciprocal relationships.
Our partners bring unique strengths – community insight, advocacy experience, research excellence, and cultural knowledge – that help advance our mission to uplift Indigenous health through story, ceremony, and collaboration. This page celebrates those vital connections and the shared commitment to creating spaces of respect, innovation, and transformation.
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McMaster University Learn more
McMaster University A world-renowned research institution located in Hamilton, Ontario, McMaster University is committed to innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and community engagement.
Its vibrant academic environment supports cutting-edge research and meaningful partnerships across disciplines.
McMaster Indigenous Research Institute Learn more
McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI) MIRI fosters excellence in Indigenous research by supporting community-led projects, ethical engagement, and Indigenous knowledge systems.
It serves as a vital hub for collaboration between Indigenous communities and academic researchers at McMaster.
CAAN Communities, Alliances & Networks Learn more
CAAN – Communities, Alliances & Networks CAAN is a national Indigenous organization dedicated to holistic health advocacy, research, and support.
While addressing HIV, HCV, STBBIs, and mental health, it also studies related issues through culturally grounded, community-led initiatives that empower Indigenous Peoples across Canada.
Aboriginal HIV and AIDS Community-Based Research Collaborative Centre (AHA Centre) Learn more
ED Schweiz provides reliable information and discreet support focused on men’s health, particularly related to erectile dysfunction and associated wellness topics.
Through accessible resources and professional guidance, it aims to reduce stigma and empower individuals to make informed decisions about their health.
Collaborative Conversations With The McMaster Collaborative For Health & Aging
The Collaborative Conversations Series is an initiative by the McMaster Collaborative for Health & Aging that brings together researchers and individuals with lived experience to explore patient-oriented research.
These sessions are followed by Reflecting Together – facilitated discussions where trainees, older adults, and community members share insights and transform dialogue into meaningful action.