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Sasha Mullally
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Research
Latest papers
'Not everyone can be a Gandhi': South Asian-trained doctors immigrating to Canada, c. 1961-1971.
Ethnicity & health · 2016 · senior author
Latest funding
- $125,000
Looking Back to Look Forward: Envisioning Urbanization and Equal Opportunity with new AI Technologies
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $125,000
Looking Back to Look Forward: Envisioning Urbanization and Equal Opportunity with new AI Technologies
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $56,789
Therapeutic Craft, Productive Citizenship, and the Origins of Occupational Therapy, 1903-1923
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
'Not everyone can be a Gandhi': South Asian-trained doctors immigrating to Canada, c. 1961-1971.
Wright D, Mullally S
Looking Back to Look Forward: Envisioning Urbanization and Equal Opportunity with new AI Technologies
Principal investigators: Mullally, Sasha
Keywords: Historical geospatial data science; aerial photographs; geomatics engineering; Canadian social history; photogrammetry; modernization; machine learning and artificial intelligence; spatial and temporal analytics; urban planning and development; inclusive policy, humanity
Looking Back to Look Forward: Envisioning Urbanization and Equal Opportunity with new AI Technologies
Principal investigators: Mullally, Sasha
Keywords: Historical geospatial data science aerial photographs geomatics engineering Canadian social history photogrammetry modernization machine learning and artificial intelligence spatial and temporal analytics urban planning and development inclusive policy, humanity
Therapeutic Craft, Productive Citizenship, and the Origins of Occupational Therapy, 1903-1923
Principal investigators: Mullally, Sasha
Keywords: history; history of medicine; craft history; United States
Medicine and Power in the Transatlantic North: Canada and Sweden in Focus
Principal investigators: Mullally, Sasha
Keywords: history; history of medicine; history of social services; Canada; Sweden
Vocabularies of identity II: the evolution of collective identity in Acadian and Loyalist texts published in New Brunswick newspapers from 1880 to 1938
Principal investigators: Richard, Chantal G.
Keywords: computer-aided text analysis; discourse analysis; Acadian studies; Loyalist studies; peripheral nationalism; lexicography; comparative literature
The social fabric of healing in 20th-century northeastern North America
Principal investigators: Mullally, Sasha
Keywords: therapeutic craft; arts and crafts; weaving; occupational therapy; community uplift; rural; gender
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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