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Andrew Binet

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Assistant Professor of Community-Engaged Research, School of Community and Regional Planning
email andrew.binet@ubc.ca

Teaching

Please see below link to home department for teaching.

https://scarp.ubc.ca/directory/andrew-binet

(To view courses)

Research

Community-based, participatory research processes, they collaborate with community members to ask, answer and act on research questions that matter to them. Andrew is especially interested in understanding how urban environments shape our health and the relationships of care that sustain us, and how social and community planning can be tools for responding to the contemporary crisis of care and achieving health equity.

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Andrew Binet

They/Them
Assistant Professor of Community-Engaged Research, School of Community and Regional Planning
email andrew.binet@ubc.ca

Teaching

Please see below link to home department for teaching. https://scarp.ubc.ca/directory/andrew-binet (To view courses)

Research

Community-based, participatory research processes, they collaborate with community members to ask, answer and act on research questions that matter to them. Andrew is especially interested in understanding how urban environments shape our health and the relationships of care that sustain us, and how social and community planning can be tools for responding to the contemporary crisis of care and achieving health equity.

Andrew Binet

They/Them
Assistant Professor of Community-Engaged Research, School of Community and Regional Planning
email andrew.binet@ubc.ca
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Please see below link to home department for teaching.

https://scarp.ubc.ca/directory/andrew-binet

(To view courses)

Research keyboard_arrow_down

Community-based, participatory research processes, they collaborate with community members to ask, answer and act on research questions that matter to them. Andrew is especially interested in understanding how urban environments shape our health and the relationships of care that sustain us, and how social and community planning can be tools for responding to the contemporary crisis of care and achieving health equity.