U of S Workplace Harassment Research Project

Yesterday CBC Saskatoon Morning guest host Jennifer Quesnel interviewed Dr. Elizabeth Quinlan about this week's "Healthcare: CODE BLUE" interactive theatre presentations, and about the overall workplace harassment project Dr. Quinlan is leading. You can listen to that interview at the link below.
And if you're a front-line Saskatchewan health care worker, or represent them with CUPE 5430 or SEIU-West, be sure to sign up to attend one of the "Healthcare: CODE BLUE" sessions on Zoom - three more to go this week, as follows:

Thurs., Dec. 2 – 7 PM
Sat., Dec. 4 – 2 PM
Mon., Dec. 6 – 7 PM

TO REGISTER (for one or more sessions):
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/CodeBlue-Registration
(You'll first be taken to our consent form & a brief demographic survey.)

For more information, please visit:
https://research-groups.usask.ca/whresearchproject/

https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-88/clip/15881569

Finding solutions to workplace harassment through theatre | Saskatoon Morning with Leisha Grebinski | Live Radio | CBC Listen A project is taking a dramatic approach to exploring workplace harassment in health care. Guest host Jennifer Quesnel speaks with Elizabeth Quinlan, associate professor in the Sociology Department at the University of Saskatchewan who is in charge of the project.

Our upcoming presentations, "Healthcare: CODE BLUE," are being presented by the fabulous creative team at Mixed Company Theatre. "Healthcare: CODE BLUE" is directed by Simon Malbogat, written by Luciano Iogna, and played by: Heather Cherron as "Tina" & "Olivia", Mercy Cherian as "Susan", Madeleine Brown as "Patty", & Tony Babcock as "Rick".

These talented performers are not only superb actors but supremely skilled in improvisation -- a key aspect of the presentations, if and when audience members want to step in to try handling situations in different ways.

Saskatchewan front-line health care workers and their union reps are invited to attend the free presentations on Zoom as follows:
Tues., Nov. 30 – 11 AM
Thurs., Dec. 2 – 7 PM
Sat., Dec. 4 – 2 PM
Mon., Dec. 6 – 7 PM

TO REGISTER (for one or more sessions):
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/CodeBlue-Registration
(You'll first be taken to our consent form & a brief demographic survey.)

For more information, please visit:
https://research-groups.usask.ca/whresearchproject/

"Healthcare: CODE BLUE" is part of an ongoing research project exploring the prevention and resolution of workplace harassment in health care. The project is led by Dr. Elizabeth Quinlan at the University of Saskatchewan and is funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). It is presented with the support of our key partners, Mixed Company Theatre, CUPE 5430, and SEIU-West.

Welcome - Workplace Harassment Research Project - University of Saskatchewan If you're a front line Saskatchewan health care worker or a representative from CUPE or SEIU-West who represents them, you're invited to participate in...

The Workplace Harassment Research Project is the brainchild of Dr. Elizabeth Quinlan. She is a professor in Sociology in the College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan who has long believed in the power of the arts to create social change. This time, she put theatre artists with Mixed Company Theatre together with members of CUPE 5430 and SEIU-West working on the front-lines of Saskatchewan's health care system. Her goal? To see how, together, they might explore the problem of workplace harassment. The result is "Healthcare: CODE BLUE" - a series of interactive theatre presentations available to all front-line health care workers in Saskatchewan from Nov. 30 to Dec. 6.

For more information, please visit:
https://research-groups.usask.ca/whresearchproject/
TO REGISTER:
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/CodeBlue-Registration
(You'll first be taken to our consent form & brief demographic survey.)

University of Saskatchewan

Our upcoming interactive theatre presentations for Saskatchewan front-line health care workers will be presented by Mixed Company Theatre, our key partner in this research project. (Our other key partners are CUPE 5430 and SEIU-West!) "Healthcare: CODE BLUE" was inspired by real life experiences of Saskatchewan health care workers and written by playwright Luciano Iogna.

Luciano Iogna has been a professional theatre practitioner for almost 45 years and for over 35 years has specifically worked using Theatre for Social Change. Luc has had the privilege to work across Canada and internationally with diverse cultures as a facilitator, actor, writer, director and instructor; working with labour, institutions, government agencies, schools and communities.

For more information, please visit:
https://research-groups.usask.ca/whresearchproject/
TO REGISTER:
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/CodeBlue-Registration
(You'll first be taken to our consent form & brief demographic survey.)

Welcome - Workplace Harassment Research Project - University of Saskatchewan The purpose of this research study is to use the techniques of participatory theatre to explore the prevention and resolution of harassment in the workplaces of Saskatchewan's health care workers. 

If you're a front line Saskatchewan health care worker or a representative from CUPE or SEIU-West who represents them, you're invited to participate in...Healthcare: CODE BLUE
Healthcare: CODE BLUE is a series of FREE interactive theatre presentations exploring the prevention and resolution of workplace harassment.
For more information, please visit:
https://research-groups.usask.ca/whresearchproject/
TO REGISTER:
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/CodeBlue-Registration

If you're a front-line Saskatchewan health care worker or a representative from CUPE 5430 or SEIU-West who represents them, you're invited to participate in...Healthcare: CODE BLUE, a series of FREE interactive theatre presentations exploring the prevention and resolution of workplace harassment.

Healthcare: CODE BLUE will take place on Zoom, at the following times:
Tues., Nov. 30 – 11 AM
Thurs., Dec. 2 – 7 PM
Sat., Dec. 4 – 2 PM
Mon., Dec. 6 – 7 PM

For more info and to register to attend one or more, please visit:

Welcome - Workplace Harassment Research Project - University of Saskatchewan If you're a front line Saskatchewan health care worker or a representative from CUPE or SEIU-West who represents them, you're invited to participate in...