Penser la solidarité multiculturelle : un défi néo-républicain ?

Le but du séjour est double. Premièrement, encadrer la rédaction de mon projet de thèse en me permettant d’accéder à un environnement de recherche attentif à une des thématiques centrales de mon travail : la solidarité sociale. Deuxièmement, développer mes compétences en méthodes d’analyse de contenu et d’analyse de discours afin de rédiger le volet […]

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My Wellness Journey: A Health Promotion Study for Children and Youth with Disabilities

The purpose of this project is to support the development of wellness-focused interventions, including weight management, mental health and social well-being for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). To date, the focus of health promotion interventions have primarily focused on typically developing children and adolescents, rather than those with IDD. The partner organization, Special […]

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Prix du carbone et élasticités

Les réchauffements climatiques sont causés par les émissions de carbone. Les états se sont entendus pour réduire leurs émissions afin d’atteindre un objectif d’augmentation de la température (typiquement +2°C). Pour atteindre leurs cibles de réduction d’émissions, les gouvernements se doivent de prendre action : tarifer le carbone, investir dans le transport en commun, etc. Pour […]

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Searching for Tasks: A Study on Online Searchability for Situated Action

The project is the start of a bigger vision to help improve ‘Employability in an ever-changing, global and digital economy.’ The Partner organization and SFU Communications lab has a larger vision for where we may take this innovation initiative over the long-term, however initial pursuits will start out to develop a better understanding through an […]

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Connecting migrant stories & digital humanists in Canada & Australia

This is a project about migration narratives in Canada and Australia, two countries that have many similarities, from their historical links to the United Kingdom, to the quality of their current economies, to their stature as top migrant destinations. Both countries as we know them today are the product of migration. Stories of migration and […]

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Mapping the Alt-Right during the Canadian Federal Election

The project is designed to analyze the influence that alt-right political commentators have on the Canadian 2019 Federal Election through YouTube and other mainstream social media platforms. Underneath the discourses and social profiles of mainstream social media platforms lies a web of mostly anonymized, ideologically far-right deep web communities tied together by primary discourses of […]

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Using Sensory Ethnography to Explore Nature-based Proximity Tourism and Family Vacations

Within the tourism field, family vacations are increasingly recognized as an important and growing area of study. Family vacations have the potential to reunite and reconnect individuals outside of every-day life; building social capital, influencing family bonding, and creating important memories. Today’s fast paced, technological world creates many challenges for families in finding the time […]

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Divided We Fail: Reproductive Rights & LGBTQ Activism in Ireland

Ireland achieved trans gender protections and same-sex marriage in 2015, several years before on-demand, unrestricted access to abortion (2019). This phenomenon is unlike most countries, which achieve reproductive rights first. In Ireland, reproductive and family rights were slow to arrive, contraceptives (without a prescription) was legalised in 1992, divorce in 1995, and from 1983-2018, there […]

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L’intégration des fondations subventionnaires dans l’écosystème de la finance socialement responsable du Québec

Si les fondations sont habituellement reconnues pour les donations qu’elles distribuent aux organismes de bienfaisance ou aux organismes communautaires, plusieurs d’entre elles développent une finance socialement responsable dans le but que leurs investissements financiers produisent eux aussi un impact social. Cette recherche reconstituera les trajectoires de deux fondations québécoises qui ont mis en oeuvre une […]

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Local Sustainability Partnerships: Understanding the relationship between partnership structural features and partners’ outcomes

Over 10,000 cities around the world have implemented LA21s through partnerships involving public, private and civil society organizations. Organizing large cross-sector partnerships requires structures for ensuring collaborative action (such as decision-making processes, communication systems, monitoring and reporting systems, etc.). Being involved in the partnership results in outcomes for the partner organizations (e.g., sustainability progress, legitimacy, […]

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Understanding the Evolving Nature of Refugee sponsors in Canada

This project examines the type of refugee sponsorship groups, their relation to the sponsored refugees, and the challenges and successes that they have faced. This is primary research, using the data that is at this point available but not organised by the partnership organization. It will benefit the partnership organization in giving it an overall, […]

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J.P. Metras Sports Museum: Oral History Project, Preserving the Voices of the Past

This project involves the audio and visual recording of interviews with past and present athletes, coaches, and administrators of the varsity athletic program in London and the surrounding areas in Ontario. The over arching objective of the project is to create an ongoing database of stories to supplment the active archival research already taking place […]

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