Thank you for your interest in registering for a community writing workshop as part of the research project Poetic Forecasts: Using Creative Practices to Anticipate Wellness Challenges and Needs in a Changing Climate. This study is led by Dr. Samantha Jones at the Health Arts Research Centre, University of Northern British Columbia.

Workshop date and location
When: October 26, 2026, 1:30-4:30 pm
Where: Red Deer Public Library, Downtown Branch
4818 49th Street, Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 1T9
Waskasoo Kiwanis Boardroom

A few important notes
  • This workshop is part of a research project. More information about this study and details about what will be asked of you as a research participant are available at https://healtharts.ca/call-for-participants-poetic-forecasts/
  • This workshop is intended for adult learners, please register only if you are 18+ years old.
  • This workshop can accommodate up to 12 participants.
  • You will receive important project and informed consent information by email in advance of the workshop. You can also review these materials anytime at https://healtharts.ca/call-for-participants-poetic-forecasts/
  • You will receive an email that confirms your registration is successful.
If you wish to cancel your registration or have questions, please email Samantha.Jones@unbc.ca

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1. What is your name? (Required.)

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3. (Optional) Refreshments will be provided. Please advise if you have any dietary restrictions.

Thank you!

This research is a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship supervised by Dr. Sarah de Leeuw (sarah.deleeuw@unbc.ca). Funding and support from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, University of Northern British Columbia, and the Canadian Institutes for Health Research.

If you have questions about what we are asking of you, please contact Dr. Samantha Jones at Samantha.Jones@unbc.ca. Alternatively, you can leave a message at 250-960-5993 and it will be forwarded to Dr. Jones. This study has been reviewed by the UNBC Research Ethics Board (File No: 6010198). Any concerns or complaints can be directed to reb@unbc.ca or by phone to 250-960-6735.

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