Socio-Economics Program
Occasionally a stand-alone program, and occasionally a component of other programs.
The Social Sciences Program began with the development of individual projects in 1993 and grew into a program in 1997. In 2009 the program ceased to be active. The Socio-Economics Program was re-established in April 2013 and, as of late 2015, is inactive. Formerly, the program was called the Social Science Program, with projects that explored the way people ‘fit’ in the forest.
Spring 2015 newsletter from fRI
Spring 2014 edition of Footnotes, newsletter from fRI
Footnotes newsletter for Fall 2013
fRI newsletter for Fall 2012, featuring 20th anniversary of fRI
Poster promoting the Social Science Program, includes discussion of "Beyond Boredom", a report on substance abuse in Hinton, and other projects.
Presentation on the objectives of the Social Science Program and results from the Social Indicator Study.
Poster promoting the Social Science Program, includes discussion of "Beyond Boredom", a report on substance abuse in Hinton, and other projects.
Note on solutions offered by research participants for substance abuse problems; education, early intervention, supportive workplaces, detox centres.