PEI Wellbeing Project

17/04/2023

Your participation matters!
Help collect (anonymous) data on the Navigation of Mental Health Services here in PEI.

(In recent years of this study there was not enough participation in PEI to be reported in the study.)... Please share.

What was your experience accessing mental health or substance use services in Canada? CIHI is collecting data to help improve access across the provinces and territories. Complete this short, anonymous survey to contribute to this important work! https://bit.ly/CIHI_SurveyForCanadians

20/10/2022

Social science researcher, Connolly Aziz, will share the results from the PEI Well-Being Project at a community presentation taking place at the Beaconsfield Carriage House (2 Kent St., Charlottetown) on Monday, Oct. 24 from 5 to 6 p.m.

The province-wide study measured the well-being of PEI residents and uncovered inequities among marginalized populations, with these people being: Indigenous, LGBTQ2+, gender diverse, those living with a disability, and those living under the poverty line.

A facilitated conversation will take place following the presentation.

No registration necessary. All are welcome.

For more information or to access the published research, please visit www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca

13/10/2022

I am excited to share that the PEI Well-Being Project (A statistical case study of well-being related community factors), has recently been published in the International Journal of Community Well-Being.

The research uncovered inequities in well-being among marginalized populations, including: Indigenous, LGBTQ2+, gender diverse, those living with a disability, and those living under the poverty line.

The research provided insight into happiness, at a community level, as an indicator of how our society is performing and adds momentum towards the adoption of sustainable development goals, such as National Happiness.

This research continues the advances in applied positive psychology by measuring and exploring the factors which contribute to the happiness among people living in Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada. This research provides a province-wide account of subjective well-being (SWB), which is defined as a...

09/05/2021

PEI Wellbeing Project 2020 is now available to read.
Visit: www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca

30/11/2020

LAST DAY to participate!
Please help by visiting www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca to complete a 10-minute anonymous online research study of wellbeing on PEI.
Your participation matters.
Survey closes Nov 30.

23/11/2020

To all PEI residents:
Please help by visiting www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca to participate in a 10-minute anonymous online research study of Wellbeing on PEI.
Your participation matters.
Survey closes Nov 30.

By completing the anonymous online survey you consent to taking part in this research. To participate, please click the "Start Survey” link.

10/11/2020

To all PEI residents:
Please help by visiting www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca to participate in a 10-minute anonymous online research study.
Your participation matters.

By completing the anonymous online survey you consent to taking part in this research. To participate, please click the "Start Survey” link.

09/11/2020

All PEI residents are invited to participate in a 10-minute anonymous online research study.
Please visit www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca

30/10/2020

PEI Wellbeing Project is reaching out across the Island...
Check out the Ad in the Eastern Graphic.
To participate, visit www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca to complete a 10-minute anonymous online survey.

28/10/2020

Check out the article in the Guardian about the PEI Wellbeing Project.

Connolly Aziz went to the gym three years ago and hired a personal trainer. He stood on a scale, then set up an exercise schedule. A few months later, he was measured again and saw a difference. Later, Aziz started studying positive psychology at

23/10/2020

Check out the posters around Summerside & Charlottetown.
To participate, visit www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca

20/10/2020

To all PEI residents:
Please visit www.PEIwellbeingProject.ca to participate in a 10-minute anonymous online research study.
Your participation matters.

By completing the anonymous online survey you consent to taking part in this research. To participate, please click the "Start Survey” link.