95 research outputs found
island territories viii: Scapeland Ávila
No full textDegree Show Catalogue documenting an ESALA MArch (Modular Pathway) studio ‘island territories viii: Scapeland Ávila’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2022-2023
island territories v: Havana, Re-Making Islands, Dismantling Insularity
No full textDegree Show Catalogue documenting a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio ‘island territories v: Havana, Re-Making Islands, Dismantling Insularity’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2016-2018
island territories VII: Mont-St-Michel Island Temporalities
No full textDegree Show Catalogue documenting the second year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio and an associated one-year MArch (Modular Pathway) studio, ‘island territories VII: Island Temporalities’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2020-2022
island territories VII: Island Temporalities
No full textDegree Show Catalogue documenting the first year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio and an associated one-year MArch (Modular Pathway) studio, ‘island territories VII: Island Temporalities’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2020-2022
island territories vi: MANHATTAN scapeland eSTRANGEment / disPLACEment
No full textDegree Show Catalogue documenting the first year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio ‘island territories vi: MANHATTAN Scapeland. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker, Victoria Clare Bernie and Tiago Torres Campos. 2018-2020
island territories VI: Manhattan Scapeland
No full textDegree Show Catalogue from the second year of an ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio \u27Island Territories VI: Manhattan scapeland\u27, working in collaboration with a student from an associated ESALA MSc Landscape Architecture programme. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie, with Lisa MacKenzie. 2018-2020
Selling fashion: realizing the research potential of the House of Fraser archive, University of Glasgow Archive Services
Get PDFThe House of Fraser archive is a rich resource for the study of the development of fashion retailing in Britain since the mid-nineteenth century. It is, however, underexploited by textile, fashion and retail historians. During the summer of 2009, the University of Glasgow archive services will complete an Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded project which seeks to improve the accessibility of the Archive. Adopting a progressive approach to archival description, the project is developing an innovative online catalogue, providing fuller access to information about the Archive and the resources contained within it
Grounding Naples: Architectural Articulations for/of Uncertain Grounds
Get PDFDegree Show Catalogue documenting the second year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio, ‘Grounding Naples’. Studio Leaders: Chris French and Michael Lewis, with Neil Cunning and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2022-2024
Factors Associated with Nonfatal Overdose During a Public Health Emergency
Get PDFBackground: In 2016, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, the Provincial Health Officer declared drug-related overdose deaths a public health emergency. Objectives: In this study, we examine factors associated with recent non-fatal overdose during a time of unprecedented rates of overdose and increasing involvement of fentanyl and fentanyl derivatives in overdose deaths. Methods: Between June and September 2016, a cross-sectional survey was conducted among people who inject drugs (PWID) in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Bivariable and multivariable logistic regression analyses were used to examine factors associated with recent non-fatal overdose. Results: A total of 187 PWID were included in the present study, of whom 56 (29.9%) reported having overdosed in the previous 6 months. In multivariable analyses, fentanyl injection (Adjusted Odds Ratio [AOR] = 2.60; 95% confidence interval [CI]: (1.08 – 6.27) and public injection (AOR = 2.20; 95% CI: 1.09 – 4.43) were positively associated with recent non-fatal overdose. Conclusions: Fentanyl injection and public injection were associated with an increased likelihood of non-fatal overdose. These findings underscore the need for drug checking, safer sources of opioids and safer injecting interventions as part of overdose prevention strategies.The study was supported by funding from the University of Victoria’s Internal Research Project Grant, Centre for Addictions Research of BC, YES2SCS, the Ontario HIV Treatment Network, as well as funding from the Canadian Institute for Health Research (CIHR) Centre for REACH in HIV/AIDS, Bernie Pauly’s University of Victoria Community Engaged Scholar Fund, and Thomas Kerr’s Foundation Grant (FDN-148476). Mary Clare Kennedy is supported by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Fellowship and a Mitacs Accelerate Award from Mitacs Canada.FacultyReviewe
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