Angelina McLean

Angelina McLean is a PhD trainee at the University of Calgary, with a background in Addictions Counselling and a strong interest in Indigenous health, addiction, substance use, and cancer care research. She completed her Bachelor of Health Sciences at the University of Lethbridge and her Master of Science in Community Health Sciences, specializing in Population and Public Health, at the University of Calgary. Through her research, Angelina has worked closely with Indigenous communities using community-based approaches to explore health priorities and improve access to care. She joined the network to collaborate with researchers and community partners who are committed to advancing meaningful, community-driven health research and improving health outcomes.

Related Publications:

Maclean, A. et al. (2026), Pathways to healing: balancing the tensions between harm reduction and cultural practices in a managed alcohol program for Indigenous adults in Calgary, Canada. Frontiers in Public Health 14:1833954. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1833954.