Canada Research Chair on Youth, Disasters and Social Justice

Completed project

MAVIPAN, component: Health and well-being of young people aged 14 to 24 in the context of a pandemic crisis

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Lead researcher : Eve Pouliot

Co-researchers : Marie-Eve Blackburn and Jacinthe Dion

Abstract. This project is part of the large-scale Quebec study MAVIPAN (Ma vie en temps de pandémie) and focuses more specifically on the psychosocial impacts of the pandemic on young people aged 14 to 17 and on the factors associated with them. It first seeks to identify the factors linked to young people’s health and well-being, taking into account their sociodemographic, educational, family, social and occupational characteristics, among others. It also aims to document, longitudinally, how these factors have evolved since the spring of 2020.

Research Topic 1
Giving young people a voice by documenting the consequences of disasters on different spheres of their lives
Research Topic 2
Identify the vulnerability and protective factors influencing young people’s trajectories

Funding

Subvention du CRUJeF, 2024-2025 (10 000$)

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