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Since August 2020, the 19 to Zero research team has conducted a number of mixed-method studies to understand Canadian’s attitudes and behaviours towards COVID-19 public health measures and vaccinations. Our goal is to disseminate our research findings as quickly as possible, using a variety of avenues, including academic publications and public media.
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To understand Canadian’s perspectives, research done to date includes:
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August 2020: 9 Alberta-based focus groups:
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Calgary
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Edmonton
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November 2020: Canada-wide survey
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4,498 survey respondents
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December 2020: 10 Canada-wide focus groups
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Vancouver, BC
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Fraser Valley, BC
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Alberta
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Rural regions (Northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan)
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Manitoba
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Ottawa, ONT
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London, ONT
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Toronto suburbs, ONT
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Toronto core, ONT
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Atlantic Canada
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October 2020 - January 2021: 23 interviews
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Vaccine hesitant population at the Alberta Children’s hospital
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September 2020 - ongoing: Weekly social media analysis
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Using artificial intelligence and natural language processing to identify the most influential accounts on social media and the main themes trending on COVID-19
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May 2020 - ongoing: Weekly surveys
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To keep track of Canadian public opinion towards various topics surrounding COVID-19
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The Globe and Mail
April 18, 2021
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society connects former refugees with COVID-19 vaccines
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