Ethical Space: A framework to support equity in land use planning in the Upper Columbia region of British Columbia

Approaches to land use planning in BC are rapidly shifting in an effort to right previous wrongs with respect to the dispossession of Indigenous land. The BC government committed to developing a new planning framework, through the Modernized Land Use Planning (MLUP) program, that involves deep collaboration with Indigenous Peoples to conduct equitable decision-making process […]

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The Transitioning Youth with Disabilities and Employment Project – “The TYDE Project” – Focus on Gender Equity: Why are jobs distributed so unequally across gender?

Employment is important for ensuring social inclusion of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, who commonly use the identity term self-advocates in Canada. Self-advocates are much less likely to be employed, and work fewer hours a week and often earn only minimum wage. When gender is taken into account, men are hired more frequently, work […]

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A Synthesis of Current Workplace Equity and Diversity Practices

Over the past 10 years, industry has drawn on different principles to support the creation of more inclusive and diverse workplaces. These principles include Equity, Diversity and Inclusion; Gender Based Analysis; decolonization; and safe spaces. In this research project, we will read what experts have written about these topics to find out what is most […]

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Les transformations du militantisme étudiant post-révolutionnaire en Tunisie

L’objectif de ce projet est de comprendre comment un mouvement social comme le mouvement étudiant tunisien, ne bénéficiant ni de financement public ni d’inclusion formelle dans les organes de décision, parvient à transformer un tant soit peu l’espace social dans lequel il s’implique, c’est-à-dire l’université. Il suffit pour s’en convaincre de se rappeler les multiples […]

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Effacements de la voix narrative dans les oeuvres de L. Mauvignier

Ce projet de recherche s’articule autour des enjeux e?thiques de l’acte de lecture et des questions esthe?tiques pose?es par la mise en sce?ne de l’effacement de la voix narrative dans le roman contemporain. Dans les œuvres de Laurent Mauvignier Des hommes (2009) et Ce que j’appelle oubli (2011), cet effacement rend le texte immersif et […]

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Producer Training in Canada

Our project is centred on identifying the needs of the performing arts sector, in terms of producing, and understanding what form of producing supports these needs and what solution can we develop to solve this problem. Our hypothesis for this project is that there is a major gap in the Canadian performing arts industries with […]

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Drawing and Diagnoses: Therapeutic Arts in Refresh Wellness App

Barriers to mental health care include distance, cost, wait times and more (Moroz, Moroz & D’Angelo, 2020). Canadian mental health systems are also becoming increasingly burdened with demand. To prevent ever-increasing wait list times, mental health care systems require a focus on preventative care. A stronger prevention system, one that supports Canadians so they learn […]

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La santé dans le cadre des mandats français et britanniques au Liban et en Transjordanie

Mes recherches de doctorat portent sur les systèmes de santé au Liban et en Transjordanie durant le moment très particulier de l’entre-deux-guerres. Durant cette période, ces deux états sont créés et placés sous la tutelle de la France et de la Grande-Bretagne, respectivement. Je m’intéresse à quatre acteurs principaux: les missionnaires, les médecins locaux, les […]

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Processus automatiques de contrôle de soi et motivation autonome

Pourquoi parvenons-nous à atteindre certains buts sans même avoir le sentiment de faire des efforts pour résister aux tentations dans notre environnement ? Ce projet de recherche vise à examiner l’association entre la motivation autonome (i.e., réaliser un comportement pour le plaisir ou l’importance) et le conflit motivationnel entre l’intention d’être actif physiquement et les […]

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Canadian Communities Policy Observatory

Unlike the United Sates or the UK, Canada is a laggard in opening up historical socioeconomic data for use by academics, policymakers, business, journalists, and citizens. While a great deal of data exists either due to being “born digital” or having been digitized from paper records, it is not easily accessible. Partial datasets in a […]

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Phase II of Direct[Message]: Evaluating Older Adults’ Access to Technology, Art, and Life through Enhanced Digital Technologies

The Mitacs intern will support the community-based project Direct[Message] to develop and undertake research to develop a final technology-based model that will help older adults connect with arts online. The intern will assist in the data collection and analysis of 30 older adult participants’ experiences using and testing an easy-to-use keyboard prototype and an accessible […]

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Successful schools: Building a better measure of success

There are two interconnected processes required for this project to succeed: a process of consultation and engagement of the public and stakeholder groups, and the more technical development of measures. Both areas involve key methods for applied research and knowledge mobilization within the social sciences. CONSULTATION AND ENGAGEMENT To succeed, the Broader Measures project must […]

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