US EditionUBC Okanagan explores how physical trauma affects Two-Spirit, LGBTQ+ communities
- UBC Okanagan is launching a project to study Intimate Partner Violence and brain injuries in the Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ communities, with support from Women and Gender Equality Canada.
- There is currently no research on IPV-related brain injuries within the Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ community, highlighting a significant knowledge gap, according to Tori Stranges.
- This initiative aims to address gaps in awareness and support services for marginalized communities, focusing on survivors of IPV.
- Michelle Dickie stated that the project aims to create a more inclusive and supportive community for all, targeting the intersection of IPV and brain injury.
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