PWHCE and its Board of Directors included women living in rural, remote and northern locations as a priority area for research.

As you explore our archives, you will find information regarding lifestyles of rural youth, rural women leading local change, social effects of the Bovine Spongiform Encephalitis on farm families, and women’s work in non-traditional occupations, related to mining industries.

Some of our work in rural women's health

	Injury and Injury Prevention: Women in Work Related to Mining R. Stout Related Prezi presentation by Carla Simon
	Aboriginal Women’s Employment in Non-Traditional and Resource Extractive Industries in Saskatchewan: An Exploration of the Issues R. Stout
	Aboriginal Women's Employment in Non-Traditional and Resource Extractive Industries in Northern Manitoba: An Exploration of the Issues R. Stout and M. Seguin
	Leaders For Tomorrow: Rural Women Creating Change, Davidson, SK J. Havelock, N. Johns (Released July 2009)
	Rural Women's Forum Muenster, Saskatchewan Joanne Havelock, Noreen Johns, Diane Martz with assistance from Noreen Streuby (Released August 2007)
	Bovine Spongiform Encephalitis (BSE): An Annotated Review of International Literature Maureen McCallum Rebecca Sutherns and Margaret Haworth-Brockman (Released August 2006)
	An Exploration of Health-Related Impacts of the Erosion of Agriculturally Focused Support Programs for Farm Women in Saskatchewan N. Gerrard, G. Russell
	Rural Women's Action Workshop, Christopher Lake, SK N. Johns, J. Havelock
	Rural Women's Action Workshop, Carlyle, Saskatchewan N. Johns, J. Havelock (Released August 2006)
	Rural, Remote and Northern Women's Health: Summary Report R. Sutherns, M. McPhedran, M. Haworth-Brockman Accompanying Community Kit   R. Sutherns, S. Fish
	Rural Women's Health Workshop, Meetings One and Two N. Johns
	Rural Women's Action Workshops, Nipawin and Swift Current, Saskatchewan N. Johns, J. Havelock
	A Rural Women's Health Program: The Experience of the South Westman RHA L. Donner
	Women and Health: Experiences in a Rural Regional Health Authority J. Roberts, M. Falk, South Eastman Health/Santé Sud-Est Inc.
	Saskatchewan Rural Youth Healthy Lifestyles and Risk Behaviour Project. This project assessed the needs of youth in rural Saskatchewan in order to encourage healthy lifestyles and reduce risk behaviours. Learn more...
	Prairie Women's Health Centre of Excellence is a partner in "A cohort study of the impact of prion disease on farm family community health" primarily funded by PrioNet Canada and the Alberta Prion Research Institute (APRI). Learn more...

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