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Biographical notes
Annie-Claude Savard, PhD, is an associate professor in the École de travail social et de criminologie at Université Laval (UL); and a researcher at the Institut universitaire sur les dépendances, the HERMES team, and the Centre international de criminologie comparée (UL). She also leads the Jeu, Responsabilités et Société team at UL. Her current research focuses on transformations in the gambling landscape, gambling among young adults, the social construction of collective and individual responsibility in the gambling field, the social representations surrounding gambling and the individuals who gamble in the public spaces, and the impacts of gambling advertising and prevention messages. She is a member of the RANGES executive.
Dr. Katie Palmer du Preez leads evaluation activities for New Zealand NGOs working in mental health and addiction. She has a research background in gambling and addiction, women’s health and well-being, and LGBTIQ+ public health with the National Institute for Public and Mental Health Research at Auckland University of Technology. She has over 15 years of experience supporting service improvement and advancing public health and socio-cultural understandings of health and well-being contexts and practices to inform harm reduction policy.
Eva Monson, PhD, is an associate professor in the Département des sciences de la santé communautaire at the Université de Sherbrooke. She has a background in psychiatric epidemiology, population health, and sociology. Her current research focuses on socio-economic inequality and gambling—specifically, how the multilevel nature of gambling risk calls for preventative measures that better integrate an understanding of social inequality and surrounding contexts. She is also the founder of the international Research And Networking for Gambling Early-Career Scholars (RANGES) network that aims to address current evolving issues within the gambling field and the specific needs of early-career researchers.