A Note about the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
May 2020
The World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic on March 11, 2020.
Read MoreProgress Update – Summer 2020
April 2020
At the January 2019 in-person meeting in Thunder Bay, we had the opportunity to take a look at the first draft of the mortality analysis. After looking at the preliminary reports, we decided to take a deeper dive into three areas: mental health, injuries, and chronic diseases.
Read MoreMamow Ahyamowen’s Partnership Level Mortality Report – Updated March 2020
April 2020
The Mamow Ahyamowen Steering Committee is pleased to share the updated overall report from our partnership’s first analysis together. The March 2020 version of the report contains additional information that was not available for the May 2019 version.
Read MoreThunder Bay Planning Meeting
March 2020
Mamow Ahyamowen held its in-person planning meeting in Thunder Bay on March 10th and 11th this year. The group was able to reflect on the partnership’s vision, strengths & accomplishments, and the future role of the partnership.
Read MoreWelcome Christina and Knowledge Translation and Exchange Recruitment
February 2020
Over the winter months, we initiated the process to hire Steve’s replacement as Project Manager. After a competitive application process, Christina Vlahopoulos was chosen as the successful candidate.
Read MoreWelcome to our newest partner
February 2020
We are pleased to welcome Independent First Nations Alliance (IFNA) to Mamow Ahyamowen. IFNA serves the First Nations of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, Lac Seul, Muskrat Dam, Pikangikum, and Whitesand.
Read MoreProject Manager Recruitment
December 2019
We are recruiting for a full time Project Manager. Please circulate this opportunity widely in your networks. Interested applicants can learn more here…
Read MoreMamow Ahyamowen’s Partnership Level Mortality Report is Now Available
November 2019
The Mamow Ahyamowen Steering Committee is pleased to be able to share the overall report from our partnership’s first analysis together. This report contains some of the most universally recognized indicators of the health status. This is the first time that many participating communities have ever had access to their data on mortality and the chronic conditions present at the time of death.
Read MoreSioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA) Mortality Report Released
September 2019
At its Annual General Meeting in September SLFNHA presented their mortality report to the assembled Chiefs. The Chiefs approved the report and released it for further distribution.
Read MoreWebinar for Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (NEIHR)
July 2019
Fern Assinewe and Stephen Moore present to the NEIHR team on Mamow Ahyamowen’s work and some results from the recent analysis of mortality and chronic disease data.
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