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Genome British Columbia is a leading organization dedicated to advancing genomics research and its applications across various sectors, including health, forestry, fisheries, and agrifood. By funding critical research initiatives, Genome BC aims to address pressing challenges such as hereditary cancer care, environmental threats, and the impacts of climate change on natural resources. Committed to societal engagement and education, Genome BC also offers resources and programs to enhance understanding of genomics among healthcare professionals and the public. Their innovative approach fosters collaboration with industry partners to drive economic growth and improve health outcomes in British Columbia. Generated from the website

The Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG) is a student-funded and student-directed resource center located on the Burnaby campus of Simon Fraser University, dedicated to promoting social and environmental justice. Established in 1981, SFPIRG engages students in education, action, research, and community building, fostering a diverse community committed to inclusive and accessible spaces. SFPIRG's mission emphasizes the importance of intersectional anti-oppression, decolonization, and Indigenous sovereignty, empowering student and community leadership. The organization believes in the attainability of social and environmental justice, encouraging everyone to play a role in the movement for positive change. Generated from the website