Publications
Works Submitted and Works in Progress
C.M. Christmas-Krumreich and C. McNulty (in progress). Power and Politics in the Delivery of Harm Reduction and Low Barrier Services to People Experiencing Mental Health and Addictions Challenges and Homelessness: A Case Study of Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Critical Ethics in Mental Health. Nyaga, D and Zangeneh, M., eds. Springer Publishing. Book chapter in progress for 2025 publication.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
C.M. Christmas-Krumreich (2023). Don’t Let Things You Have Done Define You! An Anti-Oppressive Constructivist Study of Youth Voices Defining Wellness. Health Policy & Equity Doctoral dissertation, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, https://yorkspace.library.yorku.ca/items/a3b13a75-b9ac-423b-835f-ac0ad7aac34e
Léa Ruelle and C.M. Christmas (2023). The end-of-mission airlock: More than a homecoming tool for French Army soldiers. Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health, 9 (3). https://utppublishing.com/doi/10.3138/jmvfh-2022-0026
Christmas, C.M. (2019). Concepts of Normativity Shape Youth Identity and Impact Resilience: a Critical Analysis. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction (141 – Nov 13). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11469-019-00141-x
C.M. Christmas & N. Khanlou (2018) Defining Youth Resilience: A Scoping Review. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction, October 8, 1-12, https://doi.org/10.1007/s11469-018-0002-x.
C.M. Christmas (2017) Canadian Youth Health: Fast Facts. YOUTHRex.com
C.M. Christmas (2017) Social Determinants of Health. Module Two: Theoretical Frameworks for Youth Work in YOW Online Learning Hub by YouthRex Research & Evaluation Exchange, YOUTHRex.com
C.M. Christmas (2016) Falling through the Cracks: the Gendered Social Locations of Canadian Homeless Youth.“ Peer reviewed paper developed for the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies Annual Conference: “Canada: Homeland or Hostile Land?”, April 27-28, York University: Toronto.
J.L. Robinson & C.M. Christmas (2015). Towards a Green Economy in Canada. W3 Work in a Warming World, Working Paper 2015-02, http://www.workinawarmingworld.yorku.ca/wp-content/uploads/WP_2015-02_ChristmasRobinson_Towards-a-Green-Economy-in-Canada.pdf
C.M. Christmas & H. Langley (2015) Well Follow-Up Care for Colorectal Cancer Survivors and their Circles of Care. Improving Coordination Between Primary Care Providers and Oncology Specialists: Cases from Canada – CanIMPACT Casebook, December.
C.M. Christmas (2013) It Takes a Village to Raise a Child: Disentangling the Effects of Material and Social Deprivation on Early Childhood Development in the KFL&A Public Health Planning Area. University, Kingston, Ontario, sourced from http://qspace.library.queensu.ca/bitstream/1974/8024/1/Christmas_Candice_M_201305_MA.pdf
Policy and White Papers
C.M. Christmas (2021). Crystal Meth, Opiates, Overdose and Housing in Kingston, Ontario: 2021 Rapid Assessment and Response Community Needs Assessment for the Integrated Care Hub. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IH7krMFUX9YrhwTZXzbU606PhbBXOUy0/view?usp=sharing
Donald, J. Bea, C. Christmas. Growing the Creative Rural Economy in Prince Edward County: Strategies for Innovative, Creative and Sustainable Development. Department of Geography at Queen’s University, Apr. 2008.
C.M. Christmas, Contributing Author, Editor and Publisher. Knowledge Transfer and Management in Health Care: Quality, Safety, Accessibility and Affordability – Finding the Balance. The Monieson Centre at Queen’s School of Business, April 2005.
Christmas, Contributing Author, Editor and Publisher. Information Privacy & M-Commerce Symposium. KBE Centre at Queen’s School of Business, May 2003.
Christmas, Contributing Author, Editor and Publisher. Knowledge Roundtable 2003: Customer Knowledge Management (CKM). KBE Centre at Queen’s School of Business, April 2003.
Christmas, Editor and Publisher. Creating Strategies for Effective Alliances: Taking Aim at a Moving Target. KBE Centre at Queen’s School of Business, December 2002.
Christmas, Editor and Publisher. Knowledge Leadership and Learning: Leveraging Canada’s Knowledge Resources. KBE Centre at Queen’s School of Business, October 2002
Audio/Visual Media
Hamilton, Director & C. Christmas-Krumreich, Executive Producer (2024) Before the Sirens – The First, First Responders. Documentary funded by Health Canada.
Christmas, Producer and Copy Editor. Kingston – From dawn ‘til dusk and beyond – You’ll be amazed! Video and CD Rom. Kingston Economic Development Corporation, 1999.
Articles
C.M. Sage. Sage’s Circle: Bullish Energy, Ripe for Growth. Celtic Life International, Online Edition, May 2025.
C.M. Sage. Sage’s Circle: May Day as an Act of Resistance. Celtic Life International, Spring Edition, March 2025.
C.M. Sage. Sage’s Circle: The Legend of Ostara. Celtic Life International, Online Edition, February 2025.
C.M. Sage. Sage’s Circle: The Wheel of the Year. Celtic Life International, Winter Edition, January 2025.
C.M. Sage. Carl Jung’s Celtic Connections. Celtic Life International, Winter Edition, January 2025.
C.M. Sage. Stand in Your Sovereignty. Celtic Life International, Fall Edition, September 2024.
C.M. Sage. Coming of Age: A Re-Birthing in Ireland. Celtic Life International, Fall Edition, September 2024.
C.M. Sage. Lughnasa: How to Celebrate the Ancient Celtic Festival. Celtic Life International, Summer Edition, June 2024.
C.M. Sage. Celtic Tattoos – Art, Ancestry, and Self-Identity in a Modern World. Celtic Life International, Summer Edition, June 2024.
C.M. Sage. The Lives of St-Brigid: Bold Feminine. Celtic Life International, Winter Edition, February 2024.
C.M. Christmas and T. Weaver. “E-Learning as an Enabler, Not a Silver Bullet.” Workplace Today, October 4, 2004, Feature Article.
C.M. Christmas. “Shaping Canada’s Future in the New Economy.” KBE Centre News. KBE Centre at Queen’s School of Business, Winter 2003, Volume 4, Issue 1, page 6.
C.M. Christmas. “Alliance Management – the search for enlightenment and the path to the sublime.” KBE Centre News. KBE Centre at Queen’s School of Business, Fall 2002, Volume 3, Issue 2, page 1.
C.M. Christmas. “For the kids… for us all.” The Kingston Whig Standard, December 16, 2005, p. 9.