Hayley Pelletier
Discipline: Public Health, Public Policy
Hayley Pelletier (pronouns: she/her) is a PhD student at the University of Saskatchewan’s Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy. Her previous education has included studies at the University of Ottawa, University of British Columbia and most recently, the University of Toronto where she completed a Master in Public Health with a specialization in addiction studies. She has experience delivering harm reduction outreach services to individuals experiencing homelessness in Vancouver’s downtown Eastside. Hayley has over 8 years of research experience working with vulnerable populations. Her research interests include health policy, substance use and mental health. Hayley sits on a variety of boards and committees, including being the Vice-President of the Saskatchewan Public Health Association, where she advocates for the adoption of an intersectional lens to all policy and public health efforts.
You can contact Hayley at hnp607@usask.ca
