A keen cyclist, Jennifer has been active in her community since she her training wheels came off.  She works to support academic, community, and government audiences to interpret and use HELP's research.  As monitoring and evaluation lead, Jennifer brings learnings from these relationships back to HELP to support innovation internally and externally. She works with HELP's Knowledge Translation Team, Aboriginal Steering Committee, and EDI Implementation Team to support collaboration with district and community EDI trainers, local coalitions, health authorities, school boards, government and community organizations.  Jennifer has a M.A. in Geography from the University of Victoria and is a coach-in-training with UBC Coaching Services.

Publications

• Creating communities for young children: A toolkit for change

  • 2009
  • Schroeder J. , Harvey J. , Razaz-Rahmati N. , Corless G. , Negreiros J. , Ford L. , Kershaw P. , Anderson L. , Wiens M. , Vaghri Z. , Stefanowicz A. , Irwin L. , Hertzman C.

• The use of population-level data to advance interdisciplinary methodology: A cell-through-society sampling framework for child development research

  • 2009 International Journal of Social Research Methodology
  • Kershaw P. , Forer B. , Lloyd J. , Hertzman C. , Boyce T. , Zumbo B. , Guhn M. , Milbrath C. , Irwin L. , Harvey J. , Hershler R.