Telling Our Stories With Data
November 2023
This year, Mamow Ahyamowen hosted a data training event titled Telling Our Stories with Data – the goal of the data training was to provide sessions that took participants on a learning journey.
Read MorePresentation at the Chiefs of Ontario Data Sovereignty Conference
October 2023
This year, the Chiefs of Ontario held its inaugural conference entitled Powering Up Data Sovereignty: Shape Your Own Research and Data Future.
Read MoreDecolonizing the Data Cycle – A Presentation for APHEO
September 2023
The Indigenous Engagement Working Group at the Association of Public Health Epidemiologists in Ontario (APHEO) invited Mamow Ahyamowen to present to members of their organization
Read MoreProgress Update – Summer 2023
July 2023
In addition to picking up some things that were put on pause due to the pandemic, the Alliance has continued important work behind the scenes.
Read MoreMamow Ahyamowen – now on Social Media!
Power Bi Training with Joe Travers
June 2023
In anticipation of the data visualization work, Support Staff thought it would be best to use software to create reports and visualize the data effectively and efficiently. To do this, Staff decided to use a specific data visualization software called Power Bi.
Read MoreTeam building and C2U
June 2023
Mamow Ahyamowen Support Staff attended the Community-College-University (C2U) Expo, June 5-8, in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The Expo was hosted by Lakehead University and provided great presentations and workshops on community-based research.
Read MoreWhiteboard Video – Now Available!
Summary Infographic Report – Now available.
May 2023
Mamow Ahyamowen wants to make data accessible through our knowledge-sharing products. A new product we recently developed is a one-page infographic-style summary of the mortality analysis.
Read MoreMamow Ahyamowen at the ICES Research Forum
May 2023
This past spring, Mamow Ahyamowen was invited to co-present at the ICES Research Forum. The theme for the forum was Way Forward: Advancing Health Equity Through Data which is very much in line with Mamow Ahyamowen’s work.
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