Validation de l’échelle du bien-être développée par inpowr

Le bien-être est un sujet d’actualité dans les entreprises : ce serait le meilleur prédicteur de l’engagement et de la performance au travail. Plusieurs critères servent à l’évaluer, comme la satisfaction au travail. Ces critères ne sont toutefois pas équivalents à la santé au sens de l’Organisation mondiale de la santé : ce n’est pas […]

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Planning for the Co-management of the Metlakatla First Nation Conservancies

Conservancies are a new and unique type of protected area in British Columbia that explicitly recognizes First Nations’ rights to social, ceremonial and cultural uses of the area. Conservancies, and the Conservancy Management Plans (CMPs) that direct them, are informed by a Collaborative Management Agreement (CMA) that is negotiated on a government-to-government basis between the […]

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Urban Indigenous Housing in BC: Means of and barriers to addressing Indigenous housing need in municipal housing policies and plans

This study aims to understand how municipalities in British Columbia (BC) address urban Indigenous housing need within their Official Community Plans and housing strategies by reviewing a sample of plans and strategies from throughout BC and interviewing municipal planning staff. For AHMA, the Umbrella Organization of Indigenous Housing Providers in BC, this research is necessary […]

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Evaluating the impact of culturally-sensitized brokerage or coaching on refugee newcomers’ nutritional acculturation in a pilot program

Refugee newcomers tend to experience “food” culture shock and are at greater risk of food insecurity due to inadequate social programs. Hybrid social programs may help boost refugee newcomer confidence through knowledge exchange during intercultural culinary experiences. Therefore, this project aims to: First, promote effective cultural brokerage between community sponsor groups and refugee newcomers; Second, […]

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The inter-language reliability of BrainScreen in co-ordinate bilinguals

Early detection of cognitive decline (e.g., Dementia) allows for early intervention of treatment and, in turn, a better overall prognosis. However, a full neuropsychological assessment (which lasts 4-10 hours) would not be feasible or reasonable for many individuals. Thus, a cognitive screening measure, such as BrainScreen (developed using a previous MITACS Accelerate grant), would be […]

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A multi-cultural comparative study into the influence national level variations have on desistance from crime

The study of desistance – researching how and why people refrain from criminal behaviour – has gained increasing attention from both academics and policymakers in recent years in many countries throughout the world. Yet despite the growing strategic importance of more comprehensively understand the processes of desisting to reduce national reoffending rates, there remains a […]

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Making the Business Case for Using Development Cost Charges for Climate Mitigation

Many communities across Canada are addressing global climate change by reducing local greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and are looking for innovative and cost-effective tools to assist their climate mitigation efforts. Development cost charges (DCCs) are monies that local governments collect from developers to recoup some of the infrastructure-related costs resulting from new development. A DCC […]

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Développement et adaptation de la grille de facteurs pronostiques à la psychothérapie pour les adultes consultant en clinique privée

Le projet vise à développer une version adaptée à une clientèle d’adultes consultant en clinique privée d’une grille permettant d’établir si l’individu présente des caractéristiques qui pourraient compromettre son suivi en psychothérapie. Une telle grille permettrait de mieux outiller les professionnels et de les aider à orienter les clients qui se présentent pour recevoir des […]

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Technologies of Self: The commercial pocket diary in Canada, c.1780-1890

The commercial pocket diary has been one of the most common ways in which people have recorded their lives over the past two and a half centuries. Yet as a hybrid genre it has often fallen through the net of our historical enquiries. My project will research the importation and production of pocket diaries in […]

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The Use of the Involvement Matrix as a Communication Tool: Experiences and Lessons Learned From Family-Researcher Partnerships

In the field of childhood disability research, there is an important shift towards engaging with patients and families who have the lived experience of a disability. To build authentic relationships with family partners, there should be clear communication throughout all study phases. To our knowledge, the Involvement Matrix is to the only tool to guide […]

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Circulations impériales : les Indiens de Birmanie et d’Indochine française au travail, 1919-1940

Mes recherches de maîtrise se concentrent sur les migrations internes à l’Asie orientale dans l’entre-deux-guerres et plus particulièrement dans le contexte des grands empires coloniaux de la région. À partir d’une étude comparative, il serait question d’analyser les flux migratoires de l’Inde vers le Viêt Nam (Indochine française) et la Birmanie. En analysant le parcours […]

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Albeniz’s Music and the Sentence Principle

The proposed research project will examine the applicability of William Caplin’s theories of formal functions to the music of the 19th-century Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz. Caplinian formal-function theory considers the “syntactical” roles played by various parts/sections of particular musical work in relation to the whole, and the capacity of different compositional techniques to express musical […]

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