Exploring Socioeconomic & Narrative Factors of Canadian Medical Crowdfunding Campaigns
The Crowdfunding for Health Research Project or "CHRP" is a research initiative aiming to identify gaps in the Canadian healthcare system through the exploration of socioeconomic and narrative factors of Canadian medical crowdfunding campaigns.
With the availability of crowdfunding datasets extracted from major sites such as GoFundMe, new questions can be devised to discover the socioeconomic factors and narratives of Canadians instigating crowdfunding campaigns for medical purposes across the nation.
In conjunction with the Medical Crowdfunding Research Team (MedCRT) and the Genomics & Networks Analysis (GeNA) Lab at Simon Fraser University, we have generated tabular results and developed an interactive web mapping tool to support exploratory spatial data analysis, knowledge discovery tasks, and to help formulate future work in this domain.
This site was constructed to showcase major constituents of our research project, including the methods, findings, and the exploratory web mapping tool. You can also click the button below to view our full report!
We are a group of students from Geog 455W. Our diverse skills and interests have contributed to this awesome project!
We would like to thank everyone who participated in this project! If you would like to make an inquiry, please contact any of the following project liaisons or students involved.