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DR. HEATHER CASTLEDEN

Associate Professor

Appointment Status

Associate Professor and CIHR New Investigator

Geography and Public Health Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Queen's University at Kingston

Full-time, Term, Associate Professor

Tenure Status: Tenure

Academic Background

2007/8 Doctorate, Human Geography, University of Alberta

Supervisors: Dr. Theresa Garvin, 2001/9 - 2007/8

2002/6 Master’s Thesis, Adult and Higher Education, University of Alberta

Supervisors: Drs. Stan and Peggy Wilson, 1998/9 – 2002/6

1998/8

1996/8

Master's Equivalent, Cross cultural education and research, University of

Manitoba

Bachelor’s, Anthropology/Native Studies, University of Manitoba

1991/8 Diploma, American Sign Language/English Interpreter, Douglas College

Work Experience

2014/8

2013/7

2009/7 –

2013/6

2009/5 –

2009/6

2007/9 –

2009/6

Associate Professor

Geography and Public Health Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Queen's University at

Kingston

Full-time, Term, Associate Professor


Associate Professor (on Unpaid Leave)

School for Resource and Environmental Studies, Faculty of Management,

Dalhousie University

Full-time, Associate Professor


Assistant Professor

School for Resource and Environmental Studies, Faculty of Management,


Full-time, Assistant Professor

Tenure Status: Tenure Track

Postdoctoral Fellow

Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Victoria

Full-time

Research Associate

Earth & Ocean Research, Centre for Earth and Ocean Sciences, University of

Victoria

Full-time


Associate Professor

2008/6 –

2009/4

2008/1 –

2008/12

2007/10-

2008/12

2008/8 –

2009/

2000/9 –

2006/8

2005/7 –

2005/8

2004/1

– 2004/9

2001/9 –

2004/4

2002/5 –

2002/8

2001/1 –

2001/6

2000/9 –

2001/6

2000/5 –

Postdoctoral Fellow

Network Environments for Aboriginal Research BC, University of Victoria

Full-time

Sessional Instructor

Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Victoria

Full-time

Tenure Status: Non Tenure Track

Research Associate

Geography, Faculty of Environment, Simon Fraser University

Full-time

Western Water Stewardship Council Secretariat

Water Stewardship Division, Ministry of Environment, Government of British

Columbia

Research Assistant/Associate

Educational Policy Studies, Faculty of Education, University of Alberta

Full-time

Sessional Instructor

Geography, Faculty of Environment, University of Victoria

Full-time


Research Assistant

Human Ecology, Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences,

University of Alberta

Full-time

Teaching Assistant

Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Faculty of Science, University of Alberta

Full-time

Research Assistant

Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Faculty of Science, University of Alberta

Full-time

Researcher

Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies

Instructor

American Sign Language and English Interpreter Training Program, Faculty of

Health and Community Studies, Grant MacEwan University

Full-time


Research Assistant


Associate Professor

2000/8

1999/9 –

1999/12

1999/5 –

1999/8

1998/10-

1999/4

1992/4 –

1998/8

Canadian Circumpolar Institute, Faculty of Science, University of Alberta

Full-time

Instructor

Native Studies, Centre for Distance Education, Athabasca University

Full-time


Project Coordinator

Centre for Health Promotion Studies, Public Health, School of, University of

Alberta

Full-time

Intern

China Agriculture University, Canadian International Development Agency

Sign Language Interpreter

ASL-English Interpretation, Independent Interpreter Referral Service

Distinctions, Awards and Credentials

2013/6

2013/5 – 2018/5

2013/4

2010/6

2010/6

Invited mentor for the 2nd Annual Interdisciplinary Indigenous

Health & Well-being

Summer School, University of Western Ontario

Distinction

New Investigator Salary Award – Knowledge Translation, Canadian

Institutes of Health Research

Canadian Institutes of Health Research

Prize / Award

Faculty Outreach Award for Community-Based Participatory

Research Engagement with Mi'kmaq Women in Nova Scotia


Prize / Award

Faculty of Management Rookie of the Year


Prize / Award

An award to recognize the most outstanding new professor in the

Faculty of Management

Participant at the Brown International Advanced Research Institute

on Climate Change and its Impacts on Precipitation

Brown University

Distinction


Associate Professor

2010/1

2009/1 – 2011/12

2008/1 – 2008/12

2008/1 – 2008/12

2008/1 – 2009/12

2008/1

Julian M Szeicz Award for Early Career Achievement, In recognition

of Contributions to Community-Based Participatory Indigenous

Research

Canadian Association of Geographers

Prize / Award

New Investigator Research Support, Network for End of Life Studies

Interdisciplinary

Capacity Enhancement Grant

Canadian Institutes for Health Research

Prize / Award

Postdoctoral Fellowship

Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research, Canadian

Institute for Health

Research

Prize / Award


Institute for Coastal and Oceans Research, University of Victoria

Prize / Award


Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council

Prize / Award

Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Award for Outstanding Contribution of a

Recent PhD in Geography

Canadian Association of Geographers

Prize / Award

Professional Memberships

• Canadian Association of Geographers Ongoing

• American Association of Geographers Ongoing

• International Association for Ecology and Health: EcoHealth Ongoing

Undergraduate Teaching and Course Development

2005/2008 Sessional Instructor, University of Victoria

Course Title: Introduction to Human Geography (1st year)


Associate Professor

Course Level: Undergraduate (taught two times)

2008

Sessional Instructor, University of Victoria

Course Title: Introduction to Resource Management (2nd

year)

Course Level: Undergraduate

2008/2009 Sessional Instructor, University of Victoria

Course Title: Qualitative Methods in Human Geography (3rd

year)

Course Level: Undergraduate (taught two times)

Undergraduate Supervisory Experience

2013/9 – 2014/4

Principal Supervisor

2008/9 – 2009/5


2007/9 - 2008/4


Caddell, Emily, Bachelor's Honours (Completed), Dalhousie University

Thesis/Project Title: A media analysis and exploratory study of

journalists' perspectives of the Idle No More Movement

Lamb, Christopher, Bachelor's Honours (Completed), University of

Victoria

Thesis/Project Title: Community-based research in Canada: Academic

perspectives

Johnson, Lee, Bachelor's Honours (Completed), University of Victoria

Thesis/Project Title: Water Conservation on Campus

Graduate Teaching and Course Development

2014 – present Instructor and Course Designer, Queen's University

Course Title: Qualitative Research Methods for the Social and Health Sciences

(GPHY 894)

Course Level: Graduate

Winter 2015 Instructor, Queen’s University

Course Title: Directed Study (GPHY 890) for Lauren Malo


2009 – 2014 Instructor and Course Designer, Dalhousie University

Course Title: Indigenous Perspectives on Resource and Environmental Management

– Field School (ENVI 5039)

Course Level: Graduate (taught 4 times)

2009 – 2014 Instructor, Dalhousie University

Course Title: Research Methods I (ENVI 5035)



Associate Professor


Course Title: Research Methods II (ENVI 5507)

Course Level: Graduate (taught 1 time)


Course Title: Socio-Political Dimensions of Resource Management (ENVI 5500)



Course Title: MREM Final Report (ENVI 5508)

Course Level: Graduate (taught 1 time)

2009 -2014 Instructor, Dalhousie University

Course Title: Directed Readings (x 7)


Graduate and Postdoctoral Supervision

2014/9 – present


2014/9 – present


2014/4 – present


2014/7 – present

Co-Supervisor

Stefanelli, Rob, Master’s Thesis (In Progress), Queen’s University

Student Degree Expected Date: 2016/9

Thesis/Project Title: “Safe Drinking Water in First Nations Contexts

Using Indigenous and Western Research Approaches”

Present Position: MA Student

Jennings, Cecilia, Master’s Thesis (In Progress), Queen’s University


Thesis/Project Title: “Indigenous Youth Expressing Their Right to a

Healthy Environment: Using Arts-Based Inquiry to Address

Environmental Injustice in Partnership with Pictou Landing First

Nation”


Cullen, Dr. Declan, Postdoctoral Fellow (In Progress), Queen's

University

Thesis/Project Title: “Building a Social Policy Framework for the

Health and Well-Being of Mi’kmaq Communities: A Two-Eyed Seeing

Approach.”

Present Position: Postdoctoral researcher

Franks, Dr. Aaron, Postdoctoral Fellow (In Progress), Queen’s

University

Thesis/Project Title: “Using CBPR and Arts-based Methods to Promote

Environmental Health Equity: an Equity-focused Knowledge

Translation Approach” (Co-Supervisor: J. Masuda)

Present Position: Post-doctoral researcher


Associate Professor

2013/9 – present


2013/9 – present

Co-Supervisor

2013/9 – present


2012/9 – present


2011/9 – present

Co-Supervisor

2012/9 – present


2012/9 – 2014/8


Garda, Chris, Master's Thesis (In Progress), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Assessing Aquatic Ecosystem Health: Does

Community Based Monitoring Contribute to Benefits Within the

Ecosystems it Monitors?

Present Position: Master's Student

Wideman, Trevor, Master's Thesis (In Progress), Queen's University


Thesis/Project Title: The politics of place naming: Toponyms and

urban planning in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside (SUPERVISOR:

MASUDA, J.)


Sloan Morgan, Vanessa, Doctorate (In Progress), Queen's University


Thesis/Project Title: Beyond Colonial Confines: An Educational

Approach to Decolonizing Indigenous-Settler Relations in British

Columbia Former

Present Position: PhD student

Blair, Jeff, Master’s Thesis (on medical leave), Dalhousie University

Student Degree Expected Date: TBD

Thesis/Project Title: Understanding Community Connections in Nova

Scotia Participatory Water Monitoring Programs

Present Position: Master's Student

Diana Campbell, Doctorate (In Progress), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: The Impact of Resource and Industrial

Development on the Health of First Nations Communities

Project Description: “Community-based participatory research with

Pictou Landing First Nation to examine human health risks of toxic

waste and pollution in Boat Harbour estuary.”

Present Position: Director of Strategic Planning, Union of Nova Scotia

Indians

MacDonald, Nancy, Doctorate (In Progress), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Traditional child care practices in Mi’kmaq

communities of Nova Scotia

Chandler, Kelsey, Master’s Thesis (In Progress), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Implementing Drinking Water Safety Plans in

Alberta’s Small Communities: Understanding the Opportunities and

Challenges of Adoption

Present Position: BC Provincial Government


Associate Professor

2012/9 – 2014/8


2012/9 – 2014/6


2012/9 – 2013/12


2012/9 – present

Co-Supervisor

2011/9 – 2013/6


2011/9 – 2013/6


2011/9 – 2013/6


Buckland-Nicks, Amy, Master’s Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University

Student Degree Received Date: 2015/03

Thesis/Project Title: Keys to success: Looking at the socio-political and

economic factors that impact the integration of community-based

watershed monitoring in decision-making

Steigman, Dr. Martha, Postdoctoral Fellow (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Thesis/Project Title: Mapping a Post-Colonial Commons in

Kespukwitk

Present Position: Assistant Professor- Food Studies, Faculty of

Environmental Studies, York University

Hart, Catherine, Master’s non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Thesis/Project Title: Food security among low-income families in Nova

Scotia

Present Position: Project Manager, HEC Lab

Carla Moore, Master's Thesis (In Progress), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Exploring the ethics of CBPR involving

Indigenous health research from multiple perspectives: the researcher,

the REB, and the community.

Present Position: Director, Atlantic Aboriginal Health Research

Program

Kristen MacNeil, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Thesis/Project Title: Assessing Drinking Water Quality in Remote

Nunavut Communities

Present Position: Public Health Inspector at Ottawa Public Health

Jillian Woods, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: The Management of Arsenic in Nova Scotia

Groundwater

Rory Henderson, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University



Associate Professor

2011/9 – 2013/6


2011/9 – 2013/6

Co-Supervisor

2011/9 – 2103/6

Co-Supervisor

2011/9 – 2014/1


2010/9 – 2011/12


2010/9 – 2012/12


2010/9 – 2011/12


2010/9 - 2013/8

Co-Supervisor

Rob Watson, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Engaging Mi'kmaq communities in asthma

research: A community driven assessment of the needs, challenges, and

opportunities surrounding asthma support in Unama'ki (Cape Breton),

Nova Scotia.

Present Position: juris doctor (J.D.) law degree at the University of

Calgary

Brittany White, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Social Media as a Green Virtual Sphere:

Examining the Alberta Oil Sands and the Northern Gateway Pipeline

on Twitter

Present Position: Program Administration Officer, Department of

Environment, Climate Change Unit

Geoff Kershaw, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Talking to trees: A dendrochronological

assessment of the atmospheric pollution effects of Athabasca bitumen

mining downwind from the industry.

Present Position: Fort Nelson First Nation Research Coordinator

Anne Frances D'Intino, Master's Thesis (Completed), Cardiff

University


Thesis/Project Title: Exploring the experiences of family members'

palliative care provision with subcutaneous injections.

Present Position: Palliative Care Physician

Bryan Adkins, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Erika Perrier, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University

Student Degree Start Date: 2010/9

Thesis/Project Title: Research Associate on the Canadian Water

Network (CWN) study

exploring the implementation of Water Safety Plans in Alberta

Present Position: Research & Education Officer with the Mi’kmaw

Conservation Group (MCG)

Stephen Roberts, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Kiley Daley, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University



Associate Professor

2010/9 - 2013/7


2010/9 - 2012/8


2010/9 - 2013/12


2010/9 – 2013/12

Co-Supervisor

2010/9 – 2011/12


2010/9 – 2012/6

Co-Supervisor

Thesis/Project Title: A qualitative case study of relationships between

public health and municipal drinking water and wastewater in Coral

Harbour, Nunavut.

Present Position: Interdisciplinary PhD at the Centre for Water

Resources Studies at Dalhousie University

Ella Bennett, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: The meaning of A'se'k: Using oral histories to

explore Elders perspectives of the impacts of a pulp and paper mill's

pollutants on Pictou Landing First Nation.

Present Position: Youth Mentor: Alaska Crossings

Vanessa Sloan Morgan, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Thesis/Project Title: The Maa-Nulth Treaty: Huu-ay-aht Youth Visions

for Post-Treaty Life, Embedded in the Present Colonial Conditions of

Indigenous-settler relations in British Columbia

Project Description: Envisioning the Future through Digital Stories

with First Nations Youth

Present Position: PhD Student, Queen’s University

Ziyun Wang, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Pulling The Plug On Boat Harbour: A Synthesis

Review and Gap Analysis of Existing Environmental and Human

Health Assessments including Pictou Landing First Nation

Present Position: Aboriginal Outreach Coordinator, Government of

Alberta

Megan Kot, Doctorate (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Developing a Community Readiness Model for

the Strategic Improvement of Drinking Water in Small Communities

Project Description: Small Systems' Drinking Water Issues in Rural

Canadian Communities

Present Position: Project Associate, HEC Lab

Samantha Dutka, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Jennifer Organ, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Community freezers supporting food security:

Perspectives from residents of Nain, Nunatsiavut

Present Position: FoodARC Food Security Project Associate


Associate Professor

2010/9 – 2011/12


2009/9 – 2012/6

Co-Supervisor

2009/9 – 2011/8

Co-Supervisor

2009/9 – 2010/12


2009/9 – 2010/12


2009/9 – 2010/12


Catherine Joudrey, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Aelita Neimanis, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Environmental Justice: Making The Case For

Ecological Integrity

Elizabeth Spence, Master's Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Thesis/Project Title: Unearthing Environmental Education: A Study of

Sixth Grade Curriculum and Teachers’ Experiences in the Halifax

Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia

Present Position: Naturalist and in Visitor Services at the Museum of

Natural History, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Nicole Gregory, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie

University


Vinay Rajdev, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Allison Paul, Master's non-Thesis (Completed), Dalhousie University


Membership on Graduate Examining, Supervisory & Advisory Committees

Name of Student Department University Your Role Years

Leplante, John Paul Natural Resources

and Env. Studies

British Columbia External Examiner (2014)

Riedlsperger, Rudolf Geography Memorial External Examiner (2013)

Newell, Felicia Applied Human

Nutrition

Mount Saint Vincent Committee Member (2012-2013)

Shea, Jennifer Sociology Saskatchewan External Examiner (2012)

Cunsolo Willox, Ashlee Geography Guelph External Examiner (2012)

Ross, Frances Env. Studies Dalhousie Academic Advisor (2010-2012)

Dean, Libby Env. Studies Dalhousie External Examiner (2009)

Lynch, Mary-Frances Env. Studies Dalhousie External Examiner (2009)

Elliot, Heather Env. Studies Dalhousie Committee Member (2009-2015)


Associate Professor

Omina, Matthew Resource and Env.

Management

Dalhousie Academic Advisor (2009-2010)

McNeil, Rebecca Env. Studies Dalhousie Committee Member (2010-2013)

Publications

Castleden, H. & Masuda, J. (2015). “Some modest suggestions for implementing a new

environment/health research agenda: Turning the corner in environment/health research (Part

III).” The Canadian Geographer (submitted).

Masuda, J. & Castleden, H. (2015). “Moving beyond environment(al) health: Turning the corner

in environment/health research (Part I).” The Canadian Geographer (submitted).

Masuda, J. & Castleden, H. (2015). “A relational ontology for environment/health research:

Turning the corner in environment/health research (Part II).” The Canadian Geographer

(submitted).

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., van Meerveld, I. (2015). “Examining the public health implications of

drinking water-related behaviours and perceptions: A face-to-face survey of residents in eight

coastal communities in British Columbia and Nova Scotia.” The Canadian Geographer 59(2).

White, B., Castleden, H., Gruzd, A. (2015). “Talking with Twitter users: Motivations behind

Twitter use on the Alberta oil sands and the Northern Gateway Pipeline.” First Monday 20(1)

n/a.

Castleden, H., Martin, D., Lewis, D. (2015). From embedded in to marginalized out of place:

Indigenous peoples’ experience of health in Canada. In Crooks, V. & Giesbrecht, M. (Eds.),

Place, Health & Diversity: A Canadian Perspective. Ashgate Press.

Castleden, H., & Skinner, E. (2014). Whitewashing Indigenous water rights in Canada: How can

we indigenize climate change adaptation if we ignore the fundamentals? In Stucker, D., &

Lopez-Gunn, E. (Eds.), Adaptation to Climate Change through Water Resource Management:

Capacity, Equity, and Sustainability. EarthScan.

Castleden, H., Sloan Morgan, V. (2014). Not another interview! Using photovoice and digital

storytelling as props in participatory health geography research. In Baxter, J. & Fenton, N.

(Eds.), Practicing qualitative research in health geography. Ashgate Press.

Spence E, Wright T, Castleden H. (2014). Pass, Fail, or Incomplete? Analyzing environmental

education in Nova Scotia’s sixth grade curriculum. In Muga, H. & Thomas, K. (Eds.), Cases on

Pedagogical Innovations for Sustainable Development. IGI Global.

Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H., & Huu-ay-aht First Nations. (2014). “Redefining the cultural

landscape in British Columbia: Huu-ay-aht Youth visions for a post-Treaty era in Nuu-chah-

nulth territory.” ACME: An International e-journal for Critical Geographies 13(3).


Associate Professor

Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H. (2014). “An exploration of local Indigenous-Settler relations in

the Port Alberni Valley, British Columbia regarding implementation of the 2011 Maa-Nulth

Treaty”. The Canadian Geographer 58(4) 469-480.

Organ, J., Castleden, H., Furgal, C., & Sheldon, T., & Hart, C. (2014). “Contemporary programs

in support of traditional ways: Inuit perspectives on community freezers as a mechanism to

alleviate pressures on wild food access in Nain, Nunatsiavut.” Health & Place 30 251-259.

Drabble, J., Masuda, J., & Castleden, H. (2014). “Building respectful research relationships:

Lessons from a community based participatory research project with Dakota Tipi First Nation.”

Prairie Perspectives 17.

Sloan Morgan, V., & Castleden, H. (2014). “Framing Indigenous-Settler Relations within British

Columbia’s Modern Treaty Context: A Discourse Analysis of the Maa-nulth Treaty in

Mainstream Media.” International Indigenous Policy Journal 5(3) 1-21.

Kershaw, G., Castleden, H., Laroque, C. (2014). “An argument for ethical physical geography

research on Indigenous landscapes in Canada” (Refereed Viewpoint). The Canadian Geographer

58(4): 393-399.

Kot, M., Gagnon, G., Castleden, H. (2014). “Water compliance challenges: How do Canadian

small water systems respond?”. Water Policy.

Kot, M., Castleden, H., & Gagnon, G. (2014). “The human dimension of water safety plans: a

critical review of literature and information gaps.” Environmental Reviews 23 1-6.

Perrier, E., Kot, M., Castleden, H., Gagnon G. (2014). “Drinking Water Safety Plans: barriers

and bridges for small systems in Alberta, Canada”. Water Policy 16(6) 1140-1154.

Daley, K., Castleden, H., Jamieson, R., Furgal, C., Ell, L. (2014). “Municipal water quantities

and health in Nunavut households: an exploratory case study in Coral Harbour, Nunavut,

Canada.” International Journal of Circumpolar Health 7.

Taylor, S., Austin, G., Sylliboy, J., Castleden, H. (2013). APCFNC Elders Project: Honouring

Traditional Knowledge. Atlantic Aboriginal Economic Development Integrated Research

Program. Fernwood Publishing.

Spence, E., Wright, T., Castleden, H. (2013). “Present, Absent, or Tardy? A Study of the

Barriers, Bridges, and Beliefs Concerning Environmental Education Among a Cohort of Sixth

Grade Teachers in Nova Scotia”. Applied Environmental Education & Communication 12(3)

197-206.

Castleden, H., Daley, K., Sloan Morgan, V., Sylvestre, P. (2013). “Settlers unsettled: Using field

schools and digital stories to transform geographies of ignorance about Indigenous peoples in

Canada.” Journal of Geography in Higher Education 37(4) 487-499.


Associate Professor

Crooks, V., Castleden, H. (2012). “All we really needed to know about tenure-track faculty

positions we did not learn in graduate school” (Refereed Viewpoint). The Canadian Geographer

56(4): 393-397.

Ross F., Harper, K., Wright, T., Castleden, H. (2012). “Multiple perspectives on polar science

educational outreach partnerships in the north Yukon, Canada.” Polar Geography 35(3-4): 309-

329.

Castleden, H., Mulrennan, M., Godlewska, A. (2012). “Community-based participatory research

involving Indigenous peoples in Canadian geography: Progress? An editorial introduction.” The

Canadian Geographer/Le Géographe canadien 56(2): 155-159.

Castleden, H., Sloan Morgan, V., Lamb, C. (2012). “‘I spent the first year drinking tea’:

Exploring Canadian university researchers' community-based participatory research involving

Indigenous peoples. The Canadian Geographer/Le Géographe canadien 56(2): 160-179.

Watson, R., Castleden, H., Tui'kn Partnership, Masuda, J., King, M., & Stewart, M. (2012).

“Identifying Gaps in Asthma Education, Health Promotion, and Social Support for Mi’kmaq

Families in Unama’ki (Cape Breton), Canada.” Preventing Chronic Disease 9(E139) 1-8.

Neimanis, A., Castleden, H., Rainham, D. (2012). “Examining the place of ecological integrity in

environmental justice: A systematic review.” Local Environments 17(3): 349-367.

Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Cinnamon, J., Castleden, H., Johnson, R. (2011). “Refining a

location analysis model using a mixed-method approach: Community readiness as a key factor in

siting rural palliative care services.” Journal of mixed methods research 5(1): 77-95.

Kot, M., Castleden, H., Gagnon, GA. (2011). “Unintended consequences of regulating drinking

water in rural Canadian communities: examples from Atlantic Canada.” Health & Place 17(5):

1030-1037.

Crooks, VA, Castleden, H., Hanlon, N., Schuurman, N. (2011). “"Heated political dynamics

exist..": Examining the politics of palliative care in rural British Columbia, Canada.” Palliative

medicine 25(1): 26-35.

Johnson, L., Castleden, H. (2011). “Greening the campus without grass: Using visual methods to

integrate student values in campus landscape development and water sustainability planning.”

Area 43(3): 353-361.

Castleden, H., Sloan Morgan, V., Neimanis, A. (2010). “Researchers' perspectives on

collective/community co-authorship in community-based participatory Indigenous research.”

Journal of empirical research on human research ethics 5(4): 23-32.

Castleden, H., Crooks, VA, Hanlon, N., Schuurman, N. (2010). “Providers' perceptions of

Aboriginal palliative care in British Columbia's rural interior.” Health & Social Care in the

Community 25(1): 483-491.


Associate Professor

Castleden, H., Crooks, VA, Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2010). “"It's not necessarily the distance

on the map": Using place as an analytic tool to elucidate geographic issues central to rural

palliative care.” Health & Place 16(2): 284-290.

Giles, AR, Castleden, H., Baker, AC. (2010). “"We listen to our Elders. You live longer that

way": Examining aquatic risk communication and water safety practices in Canada's North.”

Health & Place 16(1): 1-9.

Crooks, V., Castleden, H., Tromp-van Meerveld, I. (2010). “Teaching research methods courses

in Geography: A critical reflection on challenges encountered and sources of support.” Journal

of geography in higher education 34(2): 155-171.

Crooks, V., Hynie, M., Killian, K., Giesbrecht, M., Castleden, H. (2009). “Female newcomers’

adjustment to life in Toronto, Canada: Sources of mental stress and their implications for

delivering primary mental health care.” Geojournal 76: 139-149

Kreber, C., Castleden, H. (2009). “Reflection on teaching and epistemological structure:

Reflective and critically reflective processes in 'pure/soft' and 'pure/hard' fields.” Higher

Education 57(4): 509-531.

Crooks, VA, Castleden, H., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2009). “Visioning for secondary

palliative care service hubs in rural communities: A qualitative case study from British

Columbia's interior.” BMC palliative care 8(1): 15.

Castleden, H. (2009). “Rethinking Key Concepts: A Precursor to Rethinking Environmental

Management.” Environments: A journal of interdisciplinary studies 36(3): 73-89.

Castleden, H., Garvin T, Huu-ay-aht First Nation. (2009). “Hishuk Tsawak (Everything is

One/Connected): A Huu-ay-aht worldview for seeing forestry in British Columbia.” Society and

Natural Resources 22(9): 789-804.

Castleden, H., Garvin T., & Huu-ay-aht First Nation. (2008). “Modifying Photovoice for

community-based participatory Indigenous research.” Social Science & Medicine 66(6): 1393-

1405.

Giles, A., Castleden, H. (2008). “Community co-authorship in academic publishing: A

commentary.” Canadian Journal of Native Education 31(1): 208-216.

Applied Creative, Literary and Artistic Work

2008-10-29 Creator. Huu-ay-aht Pride Through Mamahtni Eyes. A short personal

documentary film (digital story) of my learning journey as a doctoral student

working with Huu-ay-aht First Nation. Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jz6l-I-Td6k


Associate Professor

Presentations

Castleden, H. (2015). “Small and Aboriginal Communities: Solutions that Fit”. Invited Panelist,

Canadian Water Network’s Connecting Water Resources, Ottawa, ON, March 10.

Castleden, H., Lewis-Campbell, D., Francis, S., Strickland, K., & Denny, C. (2015). “Our

ancestors are in the water, land, and air: Using an integrative approach of Indigenous and

western research methods for community-based participatory environment and health research.”

Citizen Science Conference (American Association for the Advancement of Science). San Jose,

California, February 12.

Day, L., Cusolo Willox, A. Castleden, H., Martin, D., Hart, C., & Harper, S. (2014). “Where two

rivers meet: Integrating Indigenous and Western knowledge systems for improved water

management and research in the North (Poster).” Arctic Change Conference, Ottawa, ON,

December 8-12.

Martin, D., McNally, M. & Castleden, H. 2014. “Aboriginal Research and the Academy:

exploring researchers’ experiences to identify tensions from the TCPS2 to the REB to the

community.” Keynote Speaker, Canadian Association of Research Ethics Board - Eastern

Division Conference, Halifax, Canada, November 14.

Martin, D., McNally, M., Castleden, H., Hornett, P., & Wall, D. (2014). “Oral health as a public

health: Building the case for health promotion in NunatuKavut”. International Network of

Indigenous Health and Knowledge Development Biennial Conference, Winnipeg, Canada,

October 9.

Castleden, H., Martin, D., & McNally, M. (2014). “Community-Based Participatory Indigenous

Health Research in Canada: Navigating the Community-Institutional Paradox of Doing ‘Good’

Research.” International Network of Indigenous Health and Knowledge Development Biennial

Conference, Winnipeg, Canada, October 7.

Castleden, H., Lewis-Campbell, D., Francis, S., Strickland, K., Denny, C., Bachiri, D., & Martin,

D. (2014). “Our Ancestors are in the Water, Land, and Air: A Two-Eyed Seeing Approach to

Community-Based Participatory Environmental Health Research with Pictou Landing First

Nation.” International Network of Indigenous Health and Knowledge Development Biennial

Conference, Winnipeg, Canada, October 7.

Sloan Morgan, V. & Castleden, H. (2014). “Teaching the geographic patchwork of

Comprehensive Land Claims in Canada: Unlearning the cultural hegemony of settler colonial

Canada.” Wâhkôhtowin: Indigenizing practice in post-secondary education, Saskatoon, Canada,

September 20.

Sloan Morgan, V. & Castleden, H., Harris, S., Cunsolo Willox, A., Shiwak, I. (2014). “From

creative engagement to critical transformations: Innovations in digital storytelling for EcoHealth

researchers and educators.” Biennial EcoHealth Conference, Montreal, Canada, August 12.


Associate Professor

Kot, M., Perrier, E., Chandler, K., Gagnon, G., & Castleden, H. (2014). “Supporting small

systems in the implementation of drinking water safety plans.” American Water Works

Association, Boston, United States, June 11.

Castleden, H., Masuda, J., Dean, J., Edge, S., Garvin, T., Luginaah, I., & Baxter, J. (2014).

“Researching Environmental Health in Canada – Is That the Death Knell I Hear or the Sound of

Opportunity Knocking? II: Opportunity Knocks!” Organizer and Panellist, Canadian Association

of Geographers Annual Meeting, St. Catharines, Canada, May 30.

Andrey, J., Castleden, H., Catungal, J.P., Keeling, A., Laliberte, N., & Nash, C. (2014).

“Teaching Geography of Canada: Roundtable.” Panellist. Canadian Association of Geographers

Annual Conference, St. Catharines, Canada, May 28.

Blair, J., Castleden, H., Conrad, C. (2014). “Understanding Community Connections in Nova

Scotia Participatory Water Monitoring Programs.” 1st Annual Water Initiative for the Future

(WatIF): 2014 Graduate Conference, Kingston, Canada, May 6.

Garda, C., Castleden, H., Conrad, C., Beazley, K. (2014). “Assessing Aquatic Ecosystem Health:

Can Community Based Monitoring Contribute to Health Benefits Within the Ecosystems it

Monitors?” 1st Annual Water Initiative for the Future (WatIF): 2014 Graduate Conference,

Kingston, Canada, May 6.

Buckland-Nicks, A., Castleden, H., Conrad, C. (2014). “Moving citizen science knowledge

creation into governmental decision-making.” 1st Annual Water Initiative for the Future


Castleden, H. (2014). “Community-based and participatory approaches for water management

with Indigenous peoples in Canada.” Keynote Speaker, Annual Water Initiative for the Future


Lewis-Campbell, D., Francis, S., Castleden, H., Denny, C., Strickland, K., Bennett, E., Skinner,

E. (2014). “‘This is a very unusual circumstance and any future requests would have to be

preapproved:’ Navigating the institutional barriers in community-based participatory research.”

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health 13th International Conference, Chicago, United

States, May 3.

Castleden, H. Martin, D., & McNally, M. (2014). “Aboriginal Health Research and the

Academy: Navigating the Tensions from the TCPS2 to the REB to the Community.” 2014

CAREB National Conference and Annual General Meeting, Montreal, Canada, April 25.

Castleden, H. (2014). “Sharing our (digital) stories: Huu-ay-aht youths’ visions for a new Treaty

era.” Keynote Speaker, Digital Cultures Roundtable: Connecting Cultures (A SSHRC-sponsored

event), Halifax, Canada, March 7.

Castleden, H. (2014). “Relationships before research: Integrating Indigenous and western

approaches in community-based participatory research to reduce inequities between Indigenous

peoples and the settler population in Canada.” Keynote Speaker, Nova Scotia Federal Council,

Halifax, Canada, January 21.


Associate Professor

Daley, K., Castleden, H., Jamieson, R., Furgal, C., Ell, L. (2013). “Understanding Municipal

Water and Health Relationships in Nunavut Households: A Community Case Study in Coral

Harbour, Nunavut.” ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Topical Session on Community

Adaptation &Vulnerability in Arctic Regions Part II, Halifax, Canada, December 11.

Martin, D., Wojcik, S., Castleden, H., McNally, M., Clarke, M., Wall, D. (2013). “Kungatsiajuk:

Community engagement with oral health research among Inuit of south-eastern Labrador.” 19th

Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference, Halifax, Canada, October 27.

Gagnon, G., Castleden, H., Kot, M., Chandler, K., Perrier, E. (2013). “Drinking water safety plan

implementation: early lessons and insights from Alberta’s small communities.” Western Canada

Water and Wastewater Association’s Annual Conference, Edmonton, Canada, September 27.

Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H. (2013). “Perspectives on the Maa-nulth Treaty: An Exploration

of Local Indigenous-Settler Relations in Port Alberni, British Columbia.” Canadian Association

of Geographers, St. John's, Canada, August 14.

Blair, JB, Castleden, H., Conrad, C. (2013). “Understanding Community Connections in Nova

Scotia Participatory Water Monitoring Programs.” Canadian Association of Geographers, St.

John's, Canada, August 13.

Laroque, C., Kershaw, G., Castleden, H. (2013). “Downwind of the big bitumen: A

dendrochronological assessment of atmospheric pollution effects from Athabasca bitumen

mining.” Canadian Association of Geographers, St. John's, Canada, August 13.

Castleden, H. (2013). “The Politics of "Home": Place Attachment and Detachment”, a Special

Conference Session organized by Patricia Wood and Julie Young (York University). Invited

Discussant, Canadian Association of Geographers’ Annual Conference, St. John's, Canada,

August 12.

Castleden, H., Daley, K., Jamieson, R., Furgal, C., Ell, L. (2013). “A Community Perspective of

Drinking Water, Wastewater Treatment and Public Health in Coral Harbour, Nunavut.”

Canadian Association of Geographers, St. John's, Canada, August 12.

Buckland-Nicks, A., Castleden, H., Conrad, C. (2013). “Keys to success: Looking at the factors

that impact the integration of community-based watershed monitoring in decision-making.”

Canadian Association of Geographers, St. John's, Canada, August 12.

Castleden, H., Johnson, S., Filion, M. (2013). New Investigators Panel. 13th Annual Gathering

of Graduate Students involved in Aboriginal Health Research, Vancouver, Canada, June 23.

Castleden, H. (2013). “Friends and/or research partners and/or participants: Relational ethics

before, during, and after community-based participatory research.” 2nd Annual Indigenous

Health and Well-Being Institute, London, Canada, June 9.

White, B., Gruzd, A., Castleden, H. (2013). “Tweeting on the #tarsands: Examining the use of

Twitter by environmentalists.” Canadian Association of Information Science (CAIS) Annual

Conference, Victoria, Canada, June 6.


Associate Professor

White, B., Gruzd, A., Castleden, H. (2013). “Tweeting on the #tarsands: Twitter and

environmental activism.” GRAND Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada, June 6.

Blair, JB, Buckland-Nicks, A., Garda, C., Castleden, H., Conrad, C. (2013). “Bridging the Gap:

Exploring the potential for community-based watershed monitoring to enhance ecosystem health

and watershed governance in Canada.” Annual General Meeting of the Water Economics Policy

and Governance Network, Saskatoon, Canada, May 26.

White, B., Gruzd, A., Castleden, H. (2013). “Who gives a tweet about the #tarsands: Examining

Twitter activity on the Northern Gateway Pipeline.” New Researchers in Information

Management, Halifax, Canada, March 28.

Demsey, A., McNally, M., Martin, D., Wall, D., Matthews, D., Castleden, H., Worden-Driscoll,

I. (2013). “Kungatsiajuk: Examining the oral health of NunatuKavut children in Labrador,

Canada.” International Association for Dental Research Conference, Seattle, United States,

March 1.

Castleden, H., Wellsley, A. (2013). “Our Journey, Our Choice, Our Future: Identifying,

documenting, andunderstanding the challenges and indicators of success on the Huu-ay-aht path

to a modern treaty with British Columbia and Canada.” 4th National Land Claims Agreements

Coalition Conference: Keeping the Promise, Gatineau, Canada, February 28.

Castleden, H., Lewis-Campbell, D., Francis, S., & [Chief] Paul, A. (2013). “Our Ancestors are in

Our Water, Land, and Air: A ‘Two-Eyed Seeing’ Approach to Researching Environmental

Health Concerns with Pictou Landing First Nation.” Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations’

Chiefs Health Conference, Moncton, Canada, February 19.

Castleden, H., Lewis-Campbell D., & Francis, S. (2013). “Identifying, documenting, mapping,

and mobilizing environment and health knowledge in Pictou Landing First Nation. What Does it

Mean to Collaborate and Build Capacity?” Conference of the Atlantic Policy Congress of First

Nations Chiefs (Atlantic Aboriginal Economic Development Integrated Research Program),

Dartmouth, Canada, February 7.

White, B., Gruzd, A., Castleden, H. (2013). “Who gives a tweet about the #tarsands: Examining

Twitter activity on the Northern Gateway Pipeline.” Information Without Borders Conference,

Halifax, Canada, February 7.

Castleden, H. (2013). “Relationships before research: Friendship, partnership, and being

researched – Are any/all possible in community-based participatory research?” Special Seminar

for the Department of Geography, Memorial University, St. John's, Canada, February 1.

White, B., Gruzd, A., Castleden, H. (2013). “Tweeting on the #tarsands: Examining the use of

Twitter by environmentalists.” GRAND Café, Halifax, Canada, January 31.

White, B., Castleden, H., Gruzd, A. (2012). “Environmentalism Online: Examining the presence

and purpose of a Northern Gateway Pipeline Twitter community.” Atlantic Division of the

Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, Halifax, Canada, October 20.


Associate Professor

Kershaw, GGL, Laroque, CP, Castleden, H. (2012). “Talking to Trees: A Dendrochronology

Study on Oil Sands Atmospheric Pollution in Clearwater River Dene Territory.” Atlantic

Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, Halifax, Canada, October 20.

Daley, K., Castleden, H., Jamieson, R., Furgal, C. (2012). “Understanding the water and health

relationship in Nunavut households: A community case study in Coral Harbour.” Atlantic

Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, Halifax, Canada, October 20.

Perrier, E., Kot, M., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2012). “Implementing Drinking Water Safety

Plans in Canada’s Small and Medium Sized Communities – Understanding the Barriers and

Bridges of Early Adoption in Alberta.” Atlantic Division of the Canadian Association of

Geographers Conference, Halifax, Canada, October 20.

Wang, Z., Skinner, E., Castleden, H., the Pictou Landing Native Women’s Association. (2012).

“Pulling the plug on Boat Harbour: A synthesis review and gap analysis of existing

environmental and health studies.” Atlantic Division of the Canadian Association of

Geographers Conference, Halifax, Canada, October 20.

Castleden, H. (2012). “‘I spent the first year drinking tea’: Relationships before research in

community-based participatory Indigenous research.” Aboriginal Health Research Network

Secretariat’s Second Annual Research Conference, Montreal, Canada, June 23.

Kot, M., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2012). “Unintended consequences of regulating drinking

water in rural Canadian communities: Examples from Atlantic Canada.” Canadian Public Health

Association Research Conference, Edmonton, Canada, June 13.

Castleden, H. (2012). “Insights from the Canadian Geographer's Special Issue on Community-

based Participatory Research Involving Indigenous Peoples.” Canadian Association of

Geographers Annual Meeting, Waterloo, Canada, June 1.

Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H., Dennis, R. (2012). “Digital Storytelling as a research tool to

engage with Huu-ay-aht youth: Envisioning a post-treaty era.” Canadian Association of

Geographers Annual Meeting, Waterloo, Canada, May 31.

Kershaw, G., Castleden, H., Laroque, C. (2012). “Canoeing the Clearwater: A dendrochronology

study quantifying long-term aerial pollution downwind of the Alberta Oil Sands.” Canadian

Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Waterloo, Canada, May 30.

Kershaw, G., Laroque, C., Castleden, H. (2012). “Downwind of the oil sands: Engaging

Clearwater Dené youth in an experiential science project” Poster, Canadian Association of

Geographers Annual Meeting, Waterloo, Canada, May 29.

Castleden, H. (2012). “Relationships before research: Community-based participatory

Indigenous research.” Special Seminar of the Indigenous Health and Well-Being Program,

London, Canada, May 3.


Associate Professor

Organ, J., Furgal, C., Castleden, H., Sheldon, T. (2012). “Future considerations for community

freezer management: Perspectives from residents of Nain, Nunatsiavut.” International Polar Year

Conference, Montreal, Canada, April 1.

Daley, K., Castleden, H., Furgal, C., Jameison, R. (2012). “Understanding water and health

connections in Coral Harbour, Nunavut, Canada.” International Polar Year Conference,

Montreal, Canada, April 1.

Kot, M., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2012). “Lessons from Small Municipalities: Voices from

the Field.” Plenary presentation at the Annual Seminar of the Alberta Water and Wastewater

Operator Association, Banff, Canada, March 10.

Watson, R, Castleden, H. (2012). “Engaging Indigenous families affected by asthma in a support

education program in Atlantic Canada.” American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting,

New York, United States, February 28.

Kershaw, G., Castleden, H., Laroque, C. (2012). “Communicating about environmental risks of

the Alberta oil sands’ air pollution with members of the Clearwater River Dene First Nation.”

American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, New York, United States, February 25.

Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H. (2012). “The Maa-Nulth Treaty: Huu-ay-aht youth visions for a

post-Treaty era and Indigenous-settler relations within a modern treaty context.” American

Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, New York, United States, February 25.

Castleden, H. (2012). “Vulnerability to Global Changing Environments and Impacts on Health in

Maritime Canada.” Aboriginal Health: Vulnerabilities and Resilience in a Changing Climate,

Halifax, Canada, February 16.

Bourassa, C., Castleden, H., Shea, B. (2012). “NEAHR Research and Policies Addressing

Racism and Impacts on Aboriginal Health, and Cultural Safety.” AHRNetS/NEAHR: National

Colloquium on Racism, Cultural Safety and Aboriginal Peoples' Health, Ottawa, Canada,

February 1.

Castleden, H. (2011). “Ruffling feathers: Ethical considerations and institutional barriers for

community based participatory Indigenous research.” Canadian Association of Research Ethics

Boards (East), Halifax, Canada, November 21.

Hayward, J., Daley, K., Castleden, H., Lam, B., Krkosek, W., Jamieson, R. (2011). “Nunavut

Wastewater Research - A Case Study of Coral Harbour, Nunavut.” Northern Territories Water

and Wastewater Association Annual Conference: "Our Water, Our Land, Our Life", Iqaluit,

Canada, November 18.

Kot, M., Gehlen, N., Parker, N., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2011). “Success Factors for

Sustainable Improvements to Drinking Water Systems in Small Communities – Cases from

Canada (Poster).” 10th Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference, Richmond, Canada,

September 21.


Associate Professor

Kot, M., Gehlen, N., Parker, N., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2011). “Improvements to Drinking

Water Systems in Small Communities.” 10th Canadian Rural Health Research Society,

Richmond, Canada, September 20.

Castleden, H., Sloan Morgan, V. (2011). “ArtiSTory: Developing methods to assess the

meaningfulness of integrating culturally relevant art in hospice spaces for Aboriginal people at

end of life.” Network for End of Life Studies, Halifax, Canada, September 8.

Castleden, H. (2011). “Healing relations/nations: Bridging the Indigenous-settler divide with

digital stories, photography, art, and ceremony in Canada.” International Medical Geography

Symposium, Durham, United Kingdom, July 12.

Castleden, H. (2011). “Aboriginal health research and the academy: Ethical tensions for new

scholars doing community-based research in a ‘good way’ and preparing for tenure.” BioEthics

and the City (II), Halifax, Canada, June 9.

Organ, J., Furgal, C., Castleden, H., Sheldon, T. (2011). “Community Freezers Supporting Food

Security: Perspectives from Residents of Nain, Nunatsiavut.” Canadian Association of

Geographers Annual Meeting, Calgary, Canada, June 2.

Neimanis, A., Castleden, H., Rainham, D. (2011). “(Health) Justice for All: Creating an Analytic

Tool for Environmental Justice with an Ecological Integrity Lens to Improve Human (and non-

human) Health and Well-being.” Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting,

Calgary, Canada, June 2.

Bennett, E., Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H. (2011). “Community-based participatory research

and the academy.” GG13: Graduate Group of 13 Annual Conference, Halifax, Canada, April 29.

Castleden, H. (2011). “Participant-employed photography, digital storytelling, and Photoshop®

to imagine and integrate community-based perspectives in landscape planning.” Imagine

Conference, Halifax, Canada, March 11.

Masuda, J., Castleden, H. (2011). “Partnering in Research: Lessons from Manitoba and Nova

Scotia.” AllerGen Research Conference, Vancouver, Canada, February 7.

Masuda, J. & Castleden, H. (2011). “Taking time for research partnerships on Asthma/Allergies

in First Nations communities. Lessons from Manitoba and Nova Scotia.” AllerGen NCE Annual

Research Conference, Vancouver, Canada, February 7.

Organ, J., Furgal, C., Castleden, H., Sheldon, T. (2010). “Community freezers supporting food

security in Nain, Nunatsiavut.” ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Ottawa, Canada, December

14.

Kot, M., Gehlen, N., Parker, N., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2010). “Documenting success

factors: Sustainable improvements to drinking water systems in small communities.” National

Drinking Water Conference, Saskatoon, Canada, October 31.


Associate Professor

Castleden, H. (2010). “Rethinking resources: Drawing on Indigenous perspectives from the west

coast to rethink resource management.” Aboriginal Land and Water Conference, Halifax,

Canada, October 26.

Spence, E., Wright, T., Castleden, H. (2010). “Cultivating Curriculum: Perceptions of

Environmental Education by Elementary Teachers in Nova Scotia.” 39th Annual North

American Association for Environmental Education, “Building Connections ~ Bridging Gaps”,

Buffalo, United States, September 28.

Kot, M., Gehlen, N., Parker, N., Castleden, H., Gagnon, G. (2010). “Success Factors for

sustainable improvements to drinking water systems in small communities - Cases from across

Canada.” 9th Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society, Fredericton, Canada,

September 24.

Neimanis, A., Castleden, H., Rainham, D. (2010). “Environmental justice: Making the case for

ecological integrity.” EcoHealth 2010, London, United Kingdom, August 18.

Sloan Morgan, V., Castleden, H. (2010). “‘If you list the whole community as co-author, that’s

unethical’: Academic perspectives on the ethics of community co-authorship in community-

based participatory Indigenous research.” 10th Annual National Gathering of Graduate Students

in Aboriginal Health, Vancouver, Canada, June 26.

Castleden, H. (2010). “Water quality and availability: Risk perspectives in coastal communities

(preparing for change).” Brown International Advanced Research Institute, Providence, United

States, June 10.

Ross, F., Harper, K., Wright, T., Castleden, H., Ceretzke, K., Moses, M. (2010). “Bringing IPY

science home: Engaging northern classrooms and communities for education and outreach (paper

and poster).” IPY Oslo Science Conference, Oslo, Norway, June 9.

Castleden, H., Sloan Morgan, V. (2010) “‘If you list the whole community as co-author, that’s

unethical’; Academic perspectives on the ethics of community co-authorship in community-

based participatory Indigenous research.” Canadian Association of Geographers’ Annual

Meeting, Regina, Canada, June 3.

Castleden, H. (2010). “‘Not another interview!’: Exploring photography, digital stories, art, and

camps to maintain cultural continuity and address inherent limitations with traditional research

methods.” Canadian Association of Geographers’ Annual Meeting, Regina, Canada, June 3.

Castleden, H. (2010). “PhotoVoice: Using photography and storytelling to create social change

in community-based participatory health research.” Network for End of Life Studies

Interdisciplinary Capacity Enhancement, Halifax, Canada, May 31.

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2010). “Place, politics, and perceptions

of Aboriginal palliative care.” Global Health Research Forum, Halifax, Canada, May 26.


Associate Professor

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, M. (2009). “‘It’s not just the distance on the

map ’: Using place as an analytic concept to elucidate geographic issues central to rural palliative

care” (Poster). Network for End of Life Studies, Halifax, Canada, December 16.

Giles, A., Castleden, H., Baker, A. (2009). “Aquatic risk communication in Canada’s North.”

Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting, Baltimore, United States, December 8.

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2009). “When ‘rural’ becomes less than

‘idyll’: Exploring how place, politics, and people influence palliative care service provision in

rural and remote communities in the British Columbia interior.” Network for End of Life Studies

Interdisciplinary Capacity Enhancement, Halifax, Canada, November 26.

Crooks, V., Castleden, H., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2009). “Visioning for secondary

palliative care service hubs in rural Canadian communities.” Peer Reviewed Poster. North

American Primary Care Research Group, Montreal, Canada, November 14.

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2009). “‘It’s not just the distance on the

map ’: Using place as an analytic concept to elucidate geographic issues central to rural palliative

care”. Poster. Atlantic Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Halifax, Canada,

October 17.

Crooks, V., Castleden, H., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N. (2009). “‘You can die in a corner or on a

nice comfy bed with your afghan and family ’: Using place as an analytic concept to elucidate

geographic issues central to rural palliative care”. Poster. Research into Action: Improving

Health in Rural and Remote BC, Prince George, Canada, September 28.

Castleden, H., Sloan Morgan, V., Angrove, G. (2009). “Community Co-authorship: Ethical,

Theoretical, and Practical Considerations for 4R Aboriginal Research.” In the Spirit of Growing

Knowledge: The 9th Annual National Gathering of Graduate Students in Aboriginal Health,

Atlantic Aboriginal Health Research Program, Halifax, Canada, June 28.

Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Castleden, H., Hanlon, N. (2009). “Visioning for Secondary

Palliative Care Hubs in Rural British Columbia: A case study from the interior.” Poster. BC

Cancer Summit, Prince George, Canada, June 12.

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Hanlon, N., Schuurman, N. (2009). “‘Declared extinct’: Perceptions

of Aboriginal palliative care in the West Kootenay-Boundary region of British Columbia.”

Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Ottawa, Canada, May 28.

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Hanlon, N., Schuurman, N. (2009). “‘Declared extinct’: Perceptions

of Aboriginal palliative care in the West Kootenay-Boundary region of British Columbia.

Western Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Nanaimo, Canada, March 7.

Smith, X., Angrove, M., Elliot, J., Kelolli, E., Castleden, H. (2009). “Multiple reflections:

Qualitative methods in a destabilizing climate (a study in pedagogy for environmental change).”

Western Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Nanaimo, Canada, March 7.


Associate Professor

Crooks, V., Castleden, H., Schuurman, N. (2009). “Visioning for secondary palliative care

service hubs in rural communities.” BC Rural and Remote Health Research Network ‘Coffee and

Chocolate’ Series, Burnaby, Canada, February 26.

Castleden, H. (2008). “As sacred as cedar and salmon (Indigenous environment and health risk

perspectives): Community-university partnerships from proposal to publication.” Simon Fraser

University GeoSpeakers Series, Burnaby, Canada, November 27.

Castleden, H., Williams I. (2008). “As sacred as cedar and salmon: Community-based

participatory research, two perspectives.” Chiefs’ Health Symposium, Nanaimo, Canada,

October 28.

Castleden, H., Crooks, V., Schuurman, N., Hanlon, N., Broemeling, A., Cinnamon, J. (2008). “A

mixed-method investigation into siting palliative care services in BC's Interior.” BC Rural and

Remote Health Research Network Annual General Meeting and Symposium, Kelowna, Canada,

October 6.

Castleden, H. (2008). “The 4Rs of Aboriginal Health Research: The Ethics of ‘Photovoice’ for

Community-based Participatory Research.” Public and Population Health Observatory, Victoria,

Canada, July 27.

Castleden, H. (2008). “‘Hishuk Tsawak’ (Everything is Connected): A Huu-ay-aht worldview for

seeing forestry in British Columbia, Canada.” Western Division of the Canadian Association of

Geographers Annual Meeting, Bellingham, United States, May 8.

Castleden, H. (2008). “The ethics of ‘Photovoice’ for community-based participatory Indigenous

research.” Community-University Expo, Victoria, Canada, May 6.

Castleden, H., Hall, B., O’Bonsawin, C. (2008). “Research Panel for the Le,NONET Project. The

Le,NONET Project, a project to support Aboriginal student success at the University of

Victoria.” Victoria, Canada, March 14.

Brealy, K., Castleden, H., Miller, J., Rossiter, D. (2008). “Indigenous Geographies and

Indigenizing Geography.” Panel Session at the Western Division of the Canadian Association of

Geographers, Bellingham, United States, March 8.

Castleden, H., Chief Dennis, R. (2008). “From Proposal to Publication: Community-based

Participatory Research in Partnership with Huu-ay-aht First Nation.” Keynote Address to the

Inter-Tribal Health Authority, Sooke, Canada, February 29.

Consulting Activities

• N/A


Associate Professor

Research Funds – External/Internal

Period

of

Funding

Role Principal

Applicant

Funding

Organization

Title Amount

(CAN$)

2014 –

2018

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Social

Sciences and

Humanities

Research

Council of

Canada

(SSHRC)

Our Journey, Our Choice,

Our Future: Applying a

community-based research

approach to identify,

document, and understand

the challenges and

indicators of success

associated with the Huu-ay-

aht path to a modern Treaty

with British Columbia and

Canada

451,260

2014 –

2017

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Reading,

Charlotte

Canadian

Institutes of

Health

Research

(CIHR)

Aboriginal Health Research

Networks (AHRNets) for

Aboriginal Knowledge and

Aboriginal Ways of

Knowing

600,000

2014/4 -

2015/3

Principal

Applicant

Castleden,

Heather

Canadian

Water

Network

Knowledge integration of

the impacts of hydraulic

and management fracturing

on watershed governance

50,000

2014/4 -

2015/3

Principal

Applicant

Castleden,

Heather

Canadian

Water

Network

Indigenous and western

knowledge: Using both for

knowledge integration of

water resource

management in Canada

199,750

2014/10-

2015/10

Co-

investigator

Martin,

Debbie

CIHR Using oral traditions to

support oral health: Sharing

what we have learned about

Kungatsiajuk (the healthy

smiles) of Southern

Labrador Inuit youth

25,000

2013/9 -

2015/8

Principal

Investigator

Stiegman,

Martha and

Castleden,

Heather

Atlantic

Aboriginal

Health

Research

Program

(AAHRP)

From L’sitkuk to

Kejimkujik: Connecting a

new generation of guides

through photovoice and

participatory video

21,000

2013/5 -

2016/4

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR Building a social policy

framework for the health

and well-being of Mi’kmaq

446,395


Associate Professor

communities in Nova

Scotia: A Two-eyed Seeing

approach

2013/5 -

2015/5

Co-

investigator

Jamieson,

Rob

Nunavut

Government

Nunavut Drinking Water

Quality – Source to Tap

Monitoring

162,338

2013/5 -

2013/12

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Huu-ay-ahy

First Nation

and

Castleden,

Heather

SSHRC Applying a CBPR approach

to developing a project to

identify, document, and

understand the challenges

and indicators of success

associated with the Huu-ay-

aht path to a modern Treaty

with British Columbia and

Canada

3,500

2013/4 -

2015/4

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Water

Economics,

Governance,

and Policy

Network

Bridging the gap:

Exploring the potential for

community-based

watershed monitoring to

enhance ecosystem health

and watershed governance

in Canada

50,000

2013/4 -

2015/3

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR CIHR Network

Environments for


1,000,000

2013/3 -

2014/2

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Masuda,

Jeffery;

Castleden,

Heather,

and

Stewart,

Miriam

CIHR Multi-site synthesis of

community-based social

support interventions

involving Aboriginal

families affected by

allergies and asthma: A

national research

mobilization strategy

24,965

2013/11-

2016/10

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Nova Scotia

Health

Research

Foundation

(NSHRF)

“You go to the emergency,

you are treated like dirt”:

Reducing Aboriginal

experiences of racism in

health care through a

medical school intervention

149,940

2013/10-

2014/9

Co-

investigator

Stewart,

Miriam

CIHR Promoting respiratory

health equity for Aboriginal

children and parents

through support strategies

25,000


Associate Professor

2012/5 -

2015/5

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR Our ancestors are in our

land, water, and air: A

'Two-Eyed Seeing'

approach to researching

environmental health

concerns with Pictou

Landing First Nation

444,639

2012/5 -

2015/4

Co-

investigator

Gagnon,

Graham;

Prevost,

Michele,

and

Andrews,

Robert

Canadian

Water

Network

Examining potential short

& long term impacts of

partial lead service line

replacements on lead

release in drinking water

distribution systems

599,879

2012/4 -

2013/4

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Gagnon,

Graham

Canadian

Water

Network

NCE

Implementing Drinking

Water Safety Plans in

Canada's Small and

Medium Sized

Communities -

Understanding the Barriers

and Bridges of Early

Adoption in Alberta

81,270

2012/2 –

2013/2

Co-

investigator

Reading,

Charlotte

CIHR National Colloquium on

Systemic Racism and

Aboriginal Peoples' Health

15,000

2011/6 –

2012/9

Co-

investigator

Stewart,

Miriam

CIHR Sustainable Online Support

for Aboriginal Children and

Adolescents Affected by

Asthma and Allergies

99,604

2011/5 -

2013/5

Co-

investigator

Jamieson,

Rob

Nunavut

Government

Nunavut drinking water

quality – Source to tap

monitoring

250,000

2011/4 -

2016/3

Co-

investigator

Conrad,

Cathy

SSHRC Community-Based

Integrated Water

Monitoring and

Management in Nova

Scotia

994,831

2011/10-

2015/5

Principal

Investigator

Martin,

Debbie,

and

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR Aboriginal Health Research

and the Academy: Ethical

Tensions and Institutional

Barriers for New Scholars

Seeking to do Community-

based Research 'In a Good

Way'

96,529


Associate Professor

2011/10-

2014/9

Principal

Applicant

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR Kungatsiajuk': Supporting

the Healthy Smiles of

NunatuKavut Children

387,576

2011/10-

2015/9

Co-

investigator

Schuurman,

Nadine and

Crooks,

Valerie

CIHR Refining a Decision-

Support Model for Siting

Palliative Care Services in

Rural Canadian

Communities

301,227

2011/10-

2012/9

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR,

Atlantic

Aboriginal

Health

Research

Program

(NEAHR)

Identifying, Documenting,

Mapping, and Mobilizing

Environment and Health

Knowledge in Pictou

Landing: An

Environmental Health

Survey

29,987

2011/10-

2012/9

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

CIHR Getting it straight from the

tap: A CBPR approach to

research team development

and planning for Mi'kmaq

water-heath

24,906

2011/1 –

2011/12

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Nova Scotia

Health

Research

Foundation

(NSHRF)

Gathering strength in

relation to community and

environmental health in

Pictou Landing First

Nation: Planning for

positive change through

community-based

participatory research

29,081

2010/9 –

2011/9

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Teaching and

Learning

with

Technology

Grant,

Dalhousie

University

Redesigning "Indigenous

Peoples and Natural

Resource Issues":

Evaluating the use of

digital stories for student

reflection on course

objectives

3,000

2010/8 –

2012/8

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

SSHRC Digital Storytelling as

Research Method and

Knowledge Mobilization

39,976

2010/7 –

2011/6

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Dalhousie

SSHRC

Research

Development

Funds

Water Advisories and

Water Availability:

Examining the Current

State of Public Knowledge

in Nova Scotia - Preparing

for Change

3,500


Associate Professor

2010/5 -

2015/5

Collaborator Gagnon,

Graham

and

Jamieson,

Rob

Nunavut

Government

Northern municipal waste

water effluent discharge

quality: Objectives in the

context of CCME MWWE

Strategy and Environment

Canada’s Wastewater

Systems Effluent

Regulations

1,000,000

2010/10-

2012/9

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Wien, Fred

and others

CIHR Network Environments for


(NEAHR) Centres

9,300,000

2010/1 –

2010/12

Co-

investigator

Noble,

Brian;

Martin,

Debbie; &

Paul, Kara

Dalhousie

Internal

Research

Grant

Inventory of Dalhousie

University's engagement in

research, teaching, and

service concerning

Aboriginal peoples' issues

3,000

2009/9 -

2013/4

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather;

Masuda,

Jeffrey;

King,

Malcolm,

and

Stewart,

Miriam

AllerGen

Network of

Excellence:

Public

Health,

Ethics, Policy

and Society

Strategic

Focus

Engaging Aboriginal

families affected by

allergies and asthma in

support-education program

development

400,000

2009/7 –

2010/6

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Dalhousie

Research

Development

Funds

Climate, forestry, and

drinking water: Examining

their interconnectedness in

Nova Scotia

3,500

2009/5 –

2010/5

Co-

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather;

Schuurman,

Nadine;

Crooks,

Valorie

CIHR Planning for Aboriginal

Hospice Palliative Care in

Rural and Remote British

Columbia

22,530

2009/4 –

2010/3

Principal

Investigator

Castleden,

Heather

Network

Environments

for

Aboriginal

Research BC

All along the sea and

mountains: Climate change

communication, action, and

adaptation in First Nations'

resource-dependent coastal

communities

5,000

2009/10-

2011/4

Co-

investigator

Stewart,

Miriam &

King,

Malcolm

CIHR Supporting Aboriginal

Children with Allergic

Asthma and Their Parents

264,654


Associate Professor

Patents and Intellectual Property Rights

N/A

Service and Administration – External/Internal

2014/1 –

2016/12

Co-Chair of the Indigenous Peoples Working Group, Canadian Association of

Geographers

2014/1 –

2015/12

Invited Member, Aboriginal Peoples’ Health Committee for the Transitional

Operating Grant, CIHR

2013/1 –

2016/12

Appointed Member, CIHR Institute of Aboriginal Peoples’ Health Advisory Board

2012/10 –

2014/6

Invited Member, Interdisciplinary Indigenous Studies Minor Planning Committee,


2012/9 –

2015/9

Elected Councillor to the Executive Committee of the Canadian Association of

Geographers

2012/9 –

2014/9

Elected Member of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors, Aboriginal

Health Research Network Secretariat

2012/9 –

2013/9

Panel Member, Canadian Institutes of Health Research Dissemination Events

Competitions

2012/9 Invited Peer Reviewer, for CIHR-IAPH Open Operating Grant Competition

2012/7 –

2015/6

Member, Senate Nominating Committee, Dalhousie University

2012/5 Co-chair and co-organizer for special session at Annual Meeting on "image"ing

change using participatory visual research methods to explore social, health, and

ecological change, Canadian Association of Geographers

2012/5 Co-chair and co-organizer for panel session on Geographical research involving

indigenous peoples, Canadian Association of Geographers

2012/1 –

2015/12

Member, Executive Committee, Canadian Association of Geographers

2012/1 –

2014/12

Committee Member, Board of Directors, Aboriginal Health Research Secretariat

2012/1 –

2013/12

Committee Member, NunatuKavut Research Review Committee

2012/1 –

2012/12

Committee Member, Advisory Group, Asthma Society of Canada

2011/9 –

2013/6

Member, University Senate, Dalhousie University

2011/9 –

2011/12

Committee Member, Advisory Committee to the Dean on the Appointment of the

Director of SRES, Dalhousie University

2011/7 – Committee Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Faculty of Management,


Associate Professor

2014/8 Dalhousie University

2011/7 –

2012/8

Committee Member, TCPS2: Chapter 9 Education Advisory Committee, Canadian

Institutes of Health Research

2011/1 –

2014/12

Committee Member, Canadian Northern Studies Trust Committee, Association of

Canadian Universities for Northern Studies

2011/1 –

2013/6

Committee Member, Senate Committee on Academic Programs and Research,


2011/1 –

2011/7

Committee Member, Peer Review Committee, Grants Competition, Alberta Health

Research Foundation

2011/1 –

2011/4

Committee Member, Student Admissions committee, Dalhousie University

2011/1 –

2011/12

Committee Member, Peer Review committee, Social Sciences and Humanities

Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

2010/9 –

2012/1

Committee Member, Advisory Group for Institutional Planning associated with

Aboriginal research and teaching, Dalhousie University

2010/9 –

2011/3

Member, University Senate Committee, Dalhousie University

2010/6 –

2011/5

Co-organizer and Co-chair: special Session on community-based Participatory

Research and Indigenous Peoples, Canadian Association of Geographers

2010/1 –

2010/4

Member, Student Admissions Committee, School for Resource and Environmental

Studies, Dalhousie University

2010/1 –

2010/12

Member, Robin P Armstrong Award Committee, Indigenous Peoples Working

Group, Canadian Association of Geographers

2010/1 –

2015/5

Invited Member, Mi’kmaq Health Research Group Standards Development

2009/7 –

2012/6

Member, Travel Grant Committee, Dalhousie Faculty Association, Dalhousie

University

2009/6 –

2010/5

Co-organizer and co-chair, Special Session on Community-based Participatory

Research, Canadian Association of Geographers

2009/6 –

2010/5

Co-organizer and Chair, Geography of Health and Health Care Sessions, Annual

Meeting, Canadian Association of Geographers

2009/1 –

2011/12

Member, Advisory Committee, Atlantic Aboriginal Economic Development

Integrated Research Program

2009/1 –

2010/12

Member, Uu-a-thluck Evaluation Steering Committee, Aboriginal Aquatic

Resource and Oceans Management Program

2009/1 –

2010/12

Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, School for Resource and

Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University

2009/1 –

2010/12

Member, Student Awards Committee, School for Resource and Environmental

Studies, Dalhousie University


Associate Professor

2008/1 –

2009/6

Committee Member, Faculty advisory for Le,NONET Project, University of

Victoria

2008/1 –

2009/12

Committee Member, Human Research Ethics Board, University of Victoria

2001/1 –

2010/12

Committee Member, Board for the Qualitative Research in Geography Specialty

Group, American Association of Geographers

Other Professional Work

N/A

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