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Dr. Francine Darroch is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Sciences at Carleton University, Faculty of Science. Her research centers on community-based participatory approaches to health equity, with a focus on gender, trauma, and physical activity among marginalized populations.
Her research interests include:
- Community-Based Participatory Research
- Social and Cultural Determinants of Health
- Gender and Health
- Maternal and Family Health
- Trauma- and Violence-Informed Physical Activity
- Indigenous Health and Cultural Safety
- Gender Equity in Elite Sport
Dr. Darroch's recent publications reflect a strong interdisciplinary focus on qualitative health research, feminist theory, and decolonizing methodologies. Her work consistently addresses systemic barriers to health, particularly for self-identified women, Indigenous communities, and elite athletes navigating pregnancy. The articles highlight her commitment to participatory research, policy critique, and co-creating health resources with communities.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant
- Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Development Grant
- Public Health Agency of Canada’s Preventing and Addressing Family Violence: The Health Perspective investment
Dr. Darroch advises graduate students and leads the Health and Wellness Equity Research Group. She has secured major external grants and collaborates with interdisciplinary teams and community partners. Her research integrates advocacy, policy development, and community programming, particularly in maternal health and elite sport equity.
She is actively involved in developing trauma-informed, gender-sensitive, and culturally safe health interventions, with a strong emphasis on co-creation and social justice.
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