2021-2022 Annual Report
Highlights include:
- A watershed moment: the scale up of the Recovery Journey Project at five new sites
- HRI engages international leaders to assess the safety, security, and efficacy of digital mental health tools
- HRI catalyzes a national response to military sexual trauma
- Groundbreaking $1M donation explores the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on health care professionals and public safety personnel
- HRI Talks power progress in mental health and addictions

2020-2021 Annual Report
Highlights include:
- How we adapted research during the global COVID-19 pandemic
- The evolution of the Recovery Journey Project and where we go from here
- Early investors who catalyzed major advances in trauma research
- New partnerships that expand HRI’s impact across Canada
- HRI welcomes new scientists and board members to drive our mission forward

2019-2020 Annual Report
Highlights include:
- HRI pursues new research opportunities in digital mental health
- Alyna Walji is the first recipient of the Darlene Walton Scholarship award
- HRI is building the foundation for recovery monitoring in Ontario
- HRI scientists receive $1M to advance trauma research for public safety personnel
- Experts are mobilized to address sexual misconduct and moral injury in the military

2018-2019 Annual Report
Highlights include:
- Dr. Margaret McKinnon is named Homewood Research Chair in Mental Health and Trauma
- The Homewood-McMaster Trauma Research Network is established
- The Recovery Journey project gains momentum
- HRI’s Trainee Program supports promising researchers and scientists
- Donor dollars generated major trauma findings through a post-doctoral fellowship

2017-2018 Annual Report
Highlights include:
- The Recovery Journey Project measures recovery from addiction
- HRI tests a promising new tool for reducing trauma symptoms
- Scientists study how the brain responds to subconscious trauma triggers
- HRI hosts a successful fundraiser to celebrate Mental Health Week

2016-2017 Annual Report
Highlights include:
- A new Strategic Plan is approved and focuses on building HRI as a national enterprise
- HRI scientists receive nearly $2M in funding from CIHR to move research plans forward
- A funding partnership is established to help military members and veterans with PTSD
- HRI’s post-discharge monitoring system, now known as the Recovery Journey Project, earns national attention
