Jade Boyd

Assistant Professor

The University of British Columbia

Canada

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Jade Boyd is an Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada. Her research focuses on drug use experiences, public health responses to overdose crises, and the implications of decriminalization in British Columbia. Recent articles explore topics such as the experiences of mothers using unregulated drugs, environmental drivers of overdose risk, and the construction of drug knowledge within harm reduction frameworks.

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University of Waterloo

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Ryan McNeil

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Yale University

UNITED STATES

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Elaine Hyshka

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University of Alberta

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Articles (15)

Reimagining subjectivities in place: Necropolitical logics of safer supply and housing in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

‘It just doesn't stop’: Perspectives of women who use drugs on increased overdoses during the COVID‐19 pandemic

“Basically every safety protocol we have in place to protect against overdose, parents can't access”: Mothers who use unregulated drugs’ experiences of dual public health emergencies

Unpacking the Effects of Decriminalization: Understanding Drug Use Experiences and Risks among Individuals Who Use Drugs in British Columbia

Using drugs alone in single room occupancy housing: Understanding environmental drivers of overdose risk

Women's experiences in injectable opioid agonist treatment programs in Vancouver, Canada

“It's no foundation, there's no stabilization, you're just scattered”: A qualitative study of the institutional circuit of recently-evicted people who use drugs

Beyond co-production: The construction of drug checking knowledge in a Canadian supervised injection facility

Implementation of Safe Supply Alternatives During Intersecting COVID-19 and Overdose Health Emergencies in British Columbia, Canada, 2021

Mothers Who Use Drugs: Closing the Gaps in Harm Reduction Response Amidst the Dual Epidemics of Overdose and Violence in a Canadian Urban Setting

Having a voice and saving lives: a qualitative survey on employment impacts of people with lived experience of drug use working in harm reduction

Navigating post-eviction drug use amidst a changing drug supply: A spatially-oriented qualitative study of overlapping housing and overdose crises in Vancouver, Canada

A gender comparative analysis of post-traumatic stress disorder among a community-based cohort of people who use drugs in Vancouver, Canada

“And we just have to keep going”: Task shifting and the production of burnout among overdose response workers with lived experience

A Low-Barrier and Comprehensive Community-Based Harm-Reduction Site in Vancouver, Canada

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Geoff Bardwell

Ryan McNeil

Elaine Hyshka

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