Effective ECD/ECE Principles for Immigrant and Refugee Children: Researching Applied Models in British Columbia

The research project will look at types of service models/supports developed for different client groups, effectiveness of the service models for different client groups, partnerships, impacts of different funding structures, etc. It will also provide an opportunity to review government and school policies in place that support effective models, and the service needs not currently […]

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Developing spatial and participatory resolutions for the Canadian Aboriginal housing crisis

The Aboriginal housing situation in Canada is in crisis with a lack of culturally and environmentally appropriate housing. A Participatory Approach towards Housing Solutions (PATHS) Framework has been developed that recognizes and visualizes the strengths and limitations of communities, and assesses pathways with which they may achieve their housing goals. Communities are actively engaged in […]

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Treaties and Boundaries Project

The role of this internship is to assist in reaching the SSHRC goal for the Dreamcatcher system of capturing cultural data, traditional ecological knowledge, and traditional land use, creating as full a historical, cultural, and economic record as possible, as well as strong land use management/consultation, water and asset management, and public health systems. This […]

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Transformation de la gouvernance des ressources forestières au Québec dans le contexte du projet de loi no 28

À l’automne 2014, le gouvernement du Québec déposait le projet de loi no 28, entraînant notamment la fermeture des Conférences régionales des élus (CRÉ) qui étaient investies de certaines responsabilités en matière de forêt. Dans ce contexte, les acteurs territoriaux doivent se réorganiser afin de faire avancer les différents dossiers touchant l’exploitation et la gestion […]

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IMMERSe Gamification and Organizational Development

Gamification is the use of game-like mechanisms in non-game settings to motivate people and achieve goals. IMMERSe and ODScore are collaborating to investigate how gamification can be used to help people manage tasks and attain goals in workplace settings. Individuals in teams and organizations around the world are trying to adopt Lean and Agile goal […]

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Identifying and understanding the impact of competing goals on self-care compliance among patients with Chronic Heart Failure

Failure to follow self-care recommendations for chronic heart failure (CHF) not only threatens patients’ lives and well-being, but is costly to the health care system. Most approaches to increasing patient compliance are based on the assumption that individuals will adhere when armed with information about “what” (to do) and “why” (they should do it). We […]

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Conception d’une application mobile de terrain novatrice supportant l’inventaire archéologique

Le projet vise à développer et concevoir un prototype de solution géomatique mobile de terrain venant appuyer les archéologues dans le cadre de sorties de terrain d’inventaire et de prospection. L’objectif est de pouvoir répondre, avec la solution proposée, aux différents besoins qui sont exprimés tant par la communauté scientifique que professionnelle, ainsi qu’aux exigences […]

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DiverseCity onBoard

The scope of our research project is to assess the level of representation of visible minorities in leadership roles in the public and non-profit sectors in London, Hamilton and Ottawa. The findings of this report will provide the partner organization with a baseline to assess changes in visible minority representation in subsequent years. By taking […]

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The Restricted Publicity: Esoteric Buddhist Texts and Imperial Control in Medieval China

In medieval China, the state regularly sponsored the compilation of Buddhist canons and its circulation. It was a measure of publicity as well as restrictionism, and standardization. The official control of the translation and publish of esoteric texts exemplifies the theory, which, to both the state and the church, contain messages improper for ecumenical accessibility. […]

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