- Faculty: 78
- Position: Assistant Lecturer
- Research Areas: Community-Based Participatory Research, Indigenous health approaches and Indigenous-led research, Menopause, Reproductive Health, sexual and reproductive health
- Research Theme: Children's Health & Well-being
Summary:
My research focuses on improving health equity and health outcomes for women and gender-diverse people across the life course, with particular attention to Indigenous health, reproductive and sexual health, menopause, and access to culturally safe care. Using community-engaged and Indigenous-informed approaches, I work collaboratively with Indigenous women’s organizations, healthcare providers, and knowledge users to identify priorities and develop interventions that address barriers to care and health system inequities. Current areas of inquiry include Indigenous women’s health priorities, menopause and midlife health, sexual and reproductive health, and strategies to improve access to evidence-informed, culturally responsive healthcare services. My program of research aims to generate actionable knowledge that informs policy, clinical practice, and health system transformation to improve the well-being of women, children, families, and communitiesStories this researcher is featured in:
March 3, 2026
WCHRI member forum highlights future directions and strategic growth
The WCHRI community came together on Feb. 25 to discuss the institute’s evolving research landscape and reflect on a year of significant impact.
October 24, 2025
WCHRI welcomes Tibetha Kemble (Stonechild) as academic lead of Indigenous women’s health research
Honouring distinctions and lived experiences through co-creation
July 29, 2025
Addressing systemic barriers and colonial legacies in health research
Tibetha Kemble (Stonechild) weaves Indigenous protocol and wisdom through health research trials.