Cattapan, Alana. “Payment for Plasma” Blue Sky with Nichole Huck (24 March 2026).

Cattapan, Alana. “Blood Money: The Politics of Payment for Plasma in Canada.” Prairie Political Science Association Annual Conference. Banff, Canada. (w/ Samantha Moore), (18 September 2022).

Cattapan, Alana. “The Regulation of Human Tissues in Canada: Implications for Assisted Reproduction.” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Conference. University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada (Online). (3 June 2022).

Cattapan, Alana. “Governing Tissue Donation.” University of New Brunswick Feminist Law Group. University of New Brunswick, Canada (Online). (9 February 2021).      

Cattapan, Alana.  “Blood/Money: Governing the Sale of Human Tissue.” CSIP Research Forum, Centre for the Study of Science and Technology Policy, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. (17 June 2020).

Cattapan, Alana. “A Push in Alberta for ‘Pay-for-Plasma’ Distracts from Bigger Questions.” Policy Options (13 August 2020), online: <https://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/august-2020/a-push-in-alberta-for-pay-for-plasma-distracts-from-bigger-questions/>.

Cattapan, Alana. “The Legality of Paying for Plasma (and the Limits of the Law).” CSIP: Making Waves (22 July 2020), online: <https://www.schoolofpublicpolicy.sk.ca/csip/publications/making-waves/the-legality-of-paying-for-plasma.php>.

Cattapan, Alana. “Of Flesh and Blood: Explaining Variation in Canadian Human Tissue Legislation.” Courts and Politics Research Group 2019 Spring Workshop. University of Guelph, Guelph, Canada. 2 May 2019.                                   

University of Saskatchewan News, “U of S researcher investigates the business of blood and tissue in Canada” (9 May 2018), online: <news.usask.ca/articles/research/2018/u-of-s-researcher-investigate-the-business-of-blood-and-tissue.php>.

Canadian Blood Services, “James Kreppner Award goes to University of Saskatchewan’s Alana Cattapan” (9 May 2018), online: <blood.ca/en/research/our-research-stories/research-education-discovery/james-kreppner-award-goes-university>.

University of Saskatchewan, College of Law News, “Law professor collaborates on Canadian Blood Services research” (10 May 2018), online: <law.usask.ca/about/articles/2018/law-professor-collaborates-on-canadian-blood-services-research.php>.