With more than five years’ research experience and five years’ experience working in knowledge translation, Sarah brings to Parachute a focus on evidence-based approaches to injury prevention, as well as a passion for supporting the wellbeing of the Canadian public. As a Manager, Knowledge Translation and Programs, Sarah’s work focusses on injury prevention public awareness campaigning, convening partners, government relations and developing courses and training for injury prevention professionals. Sarah also supports Parachute’s processes around equity and diversity, artificial intelligence and organizational evaluation.
Sarah holds an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Brock University. She is skilled in finding and evaluating evidence and working collaboratively to use that evidence to implement change. Her previous work focused on the creation of new scientific knowledge. Sarah enjoys working with Parachute to mobilize knowledge in the field of injury prevention to have a lasting impact at the national level.