Press Materials & Impact
“23 Dates” in the media:
“23 Dates with My Dead Dad” on the Spiral Tending Podcast with Andie
Coming soon, anticipated release date November 2026. Podcast website found here
“Ep. 561 BONUS Book Discussion: 23 Dates with My Dead Dad with Corey McAuliffe PhD”
on the End-of-Life University Podcast with Dr. Karen Wyatt | August 23, 2026
“23 Dates with My Dead Dad showcases lasting connection beyond passing” from Everyday Northwest, November 26, 2025
Third Tuesday Author: Corey McAuliffe, Lake Oswego Public Library
Livestream from Lake Oswego Public Library | November 17, 2026
Dr. Corey McAuliffe, Adjunct Faculty, releases new book
University of British Columbia Faculty of Nursing | Jan 6, 2026
Friesenpress Staff Pick
November 2025, full page here
“The love you can’t bury”
A conversation with Corey McAuliffe and Dr Jonni Gray | February 14, 2026
“The places within us that are not simply our own”
Written by Celina Carter (Present At The End) on Substack | March 23, 2026
“Underlined (10): On dating your dead person”
From Voice Notes, written by Alyssa Wiens on Substack | April 16, 2026
Additional Media Features
Food inflation puts international students under stress, anxiety
Humber News | April 6, 2023
Mental health impact of coronavirus pandemic hits marginalized groups hardest
The Conversation | July 26, 2020
First newspaper feature
Lake Oswego Review | 1988
Podcasts & Radio
“Well-being with Faculty: Dr. Corey McAuliffe”
Moves with the Move U Crew | March 26, 2025
“Fighting the Mental Health Crisis”
The Policy Pod: Stories of Student Advocacy | March 28, 2021
Other Media Interviews
“We hear from a Canadian Institutes of Health Researcher about Mayor Ken Sim’s health proposal.” Radio Interview — The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn. CBC RadioOne, February 14, 2023
“Anxiety over food increased during the pandemic.” Radio Interview — On the Coast with Gloria Macarenko, CBC RadioOne, September 23, 2021. (Radio).
“Post-secondary students continue to experience poor mental health as the pandemic continues.” Radio Interview — The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn. CBC RadioOne, August 4, 2021
Policy Highlights:
Briefed BC Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions & Ministry of Children and Family Development on COVID-19 mental health impacts.
Co-investigator on Public Health Agency of Canada–funded project advancing youth-engaged policymaking.
CIHR Health System Impact Fellow, Building Capacity for Campus Suicide Prevention.
Authored technical reports for CMHA BC, Island Health, NIDMAR, and BC Women’s Health Foundation on mental health, workplace well-being, gender equity, and return-to-work.