How do you get around after a spinal cord injury?

Participants needed for research study
A research study at the University of Manitoba seeks to understand how spinal cord injury influences persons' mobility in the city

Participants will

• Be interviewed about their history of mobility before and after SCI
• Instruct the researcher in photographing spaces that are accessible and inaccessible in Winnipeg
• Received a transcript of the interview, copies of the photos and a project report

Have you lived with SCI for at least two years?

Are you 18 years of age or older?

To take part of get more information, please contact:
Karina Cardona Claros
cardonak@cc.umanitoba.ca
204-798-6863

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