About Us

The Feast Centre is a national, community-driven research centre responding to sexually transmitted blood-borne infections in Indigenous communities.

Our research is grounded in non-hierarchical, Indigenous knowledge and community identified concerns, and is the culmination of 20 years of community-based research. 

The Feast Centre’s work is guided by a Council of Elders, a Governing Council and an Operations Team and brings together many partners including researchers, clinicians, community members, Indigenous Elders, people with living and lived experience of STBBI, advocacy groups and non-profit agencies.

The Co-lead of the Feast Centre Randy Jackson (Principal Investigator) has decades of experience in Indigenous Community-Based STBBI Research.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the dedicated Feast Team members who have been part of our journey. Their hard work, passion, and commitment have laid the foundation for our success. Each contribution, big or small, has helped shape the Feast Centre into what it is today. Thank you for your invaluable service and lasting impact.