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Emily van der Meulen

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Substance Use & Misuse|April 21, 2017
"It Goes on Everywhere": Injection Drug Use in Canadian Federal PrisonsEmily van der Meulen
Crime, Media, Culture|May 16, 2022
Anti-trafficking saviors: Celebrity, slavery, and branded activismRobert Heynen, Emily van der Meulen
Journal of Homosexuality|November 20, 2013
Some like it mellow: on gay men complicating pornography discoursesSimon Corneau, Emily van der Meulen
Contemporary Drug Problems|February 3, 2023
Between Care and Control: Examining Surveillance Practices in Harm ReductionLiam Michaud, Emily van der Meulen, Adrian Guta
Substance Use & Misuse|June 9, 2022
"The Law Doesn't Protect Me": Examining the Effectiveness of Good Samaritan Drug Overdose LegislationEmily van der Meulen, Sandra Ka Hon Chu
Culture, Health & Sexuality|September 8, 2020
Social service responses to human trafficking: the making of a public health problemAnn De Shalit, Emily van der Meulen, Adrian Guta
Canadian Journal of Public Health = Revue Canadienne De Sante Publique|April 27, 2013
If you teach them, they will come: providers' reactions to incorporating pleasure into youth sexual educationVanessa Oliver, Emily van der Meulen, Larkin June, et al.
The International Journal on Drug Policy|December 15, 2019
Critical studies of harm reduction: Overdose response in uncertain political timesTara Marie Watson, Gillian Kolla, Emily van der Meulen, et al.
Evaluation and Program Planning|June 2, 2012
Improving health equity through theory-informed evaluations: a look at housing first strategies, cross-sectoral health programs, and prostitution policyJames R Dunn, Emily van der Meulen, Patricia O'Campo, et al.
The International Journal on Drug Policy|November 23, 2020
"That's why people don't call 911": Ending routine police attendance at drug overdosesEmily van der Meulen, Sandra Ka Hon Chu, Janet Butler-McPhee
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Substance Use & Misuse|April 21, 2017
"It Goes on Everywhere": Injection Drug Use in Canadian Federal PrisonsEmily van der Meulen
Crime, Media, Culture|May 16, 2022
Anti-trafficking saviors: Celebrity, slavery, and branded activismRobert Heynen, Emily van der Meulen
Journal of Homosexuality|November 20, 2013
Some like it mellow: on gay men complicating pornography discoursesSimon Corneau, Emily van der Meulen
Contemporary Drug Problems|February 3, 2023
Between Care and Control: Examining Surveillance Practices in Harm ReductionLiam Michaud, Emily van der Meulen, Adrian Guta
Substance Use & Misuse|June 9, 2022
"The Law Doesn't Protect Me": Examining the Effectiveness of Good Samaritan Drug Overdose LegislationEmily van der Meulen, Sandra Ka Hon Chu
Culture, Health & Sexuality|September 8, 2020
Social service responses to human trafficking: the making of a public health problemAnn De Shalit, Emily van der Meulen, Adrian Guta
Canadian Journal of Public Health = Revue Canadienne De Sante Publique|April 27, 2013
If you teach them, they will come: providers' reactions to incorporating pleasure into youth sexual educationVanessa Oliver, Emily van der Meulen, Larkin June, et al.
The International Journal on Drug Policy|December 15, 2019
Critical studies of harm reduction: Overdose response in uncertain political timesTara Marie Watson, Gillian Kolla, Emily van der Meulen, et al.
Evaluation and Program Planning|June 2, 2012
Improving health equity through theory-informed evaluations: a look at housing first strategies, cross-sectoral health programs, and prostitution policyJames R Dunn, Emily van der Meulen, Patricia O'Campo, et al.
The International Journal on Drug Policy|November 23, 2020
"That's why people don't call 911": Ending routine police attendance at drug overdosesEmily van der Meulen, Sandra Ka Hon Chu, Janet Butler-McPhee
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