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Research
Latest funding
- $83,500
Reproductive Exploitation and Structural Violence: Digital and Social Recruitment Pathways in "Baby Factory" Networks
SSHRC · 2026 · Principal investigator
- $37,732
Pushing Them Out and Keeping Them In: Aligning Resettlement Programs to the Needs of African Survivors of Forced Displacement in the Lake Chad Basin and Canada
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $52,290
Pushing Them Out and Keeping Them In: Aligning Resettlement Programs to the Needs of African Survivors of Forced Displacement in the Lake Chad Basin and Canada
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
Reproductive Exploitation and Structural Violence: Digital and Social Recruitment Pathways in "Baby Factory" Networks
Principal investigators: MBAKOGU, IFEYINWA
Pushing Them Out and Keeping Them In: Aligning Resettlement Programs to the Needs of African Survivors of Forced Displacement in the Lake Chad Basin and Canada
Principal investigators: Mbakogu, Ifeyinwa A.
Keywords: forced displacement; people of African descent; insurgency; resettlement; refugees; Lake Chad Basin; Boko Haram; terrorism; economic inequalities; violence; migration; internal displacement
Pushing Them Out and Keeping Them In: Aligning Resettlement Programs to the Needs of African Survivors of Forced Displacement in the Lake Chad Basin and Canada
Principal investigators: Mbakogu, Ifeyinwa A.
Keywords: forced displacement; people of African descent; insurgency; resettlement; refugees; Lake Chad Basin; Boko Haram; terrorism; economic inequalities; violence; migration; internal displacement
Social Work Knowledge Mobilization to Support Vulnerable and Marginalized Nova Scotians in Disaster Settings
Principal investigators: MacDonald, Judy E.
Keywords: Climate Change and Disaster; Social Work; Vulnerable and Marginalized Populations; Practice-Oriented Research; Nova Scotia; Community-Driven Workshop; Community of Practice
Voices that Count: Providing Culturally Inclusive Mental Health and Substance Use Health Service Delivery to Youths of African Descent in Canada
Principal investigators: MBAKOGU, IFEYINWA; Bundy, Devon; Ross, Nancy M
Keywords: African Centered Interventions Or Principles; Caregivers And Families Of African Descent; Critical Alignment Of Social Determinants Of Health; Culturally Sensitive Mhsu Care Delivery; Health Professionals And Inclusive Care; Mental Health And Community Wellbeing; Persons Of African Descent; Postcoloniality And Mhsu Principles; Youth And Mhsu; Youth Of African Descent
Making Comics with First-Generation Students: Enhancing Sense of Belonging Through Collaborative Arts-Based Educational Research
Principal investigators: Ellis, Tesni A.
Keywords: arts-based educational research; student engagement; student-led inquiry; comics research; first-generation students
Assessment of `Rescue' and `Reintegration' Activities from the Perspective of Child Survivors of Trafficking from Nigeria, Ghana, Benin and Togo
Principal investigators: MBAKOGU, IFEYINWA
Keywords: (1) child trafficking in West Africa; (2) child Rescue and reintegration; (3) children's Voice and agency; (4) evidence-based policy making; (5) gender and child traficking; (6) child exploitation and violence; (7) trauma informed research with children; (8) child trafficking and art-based methodologies; (9) child-family-community and reintegration; (10) counter-story telling and anti-racist frameworks
Child and youth refugee research coalition (CYRRC): using research to inform best practices for language, literacy, learning, social integration, and child and family wellbeing
Keywords: Syrian child refugees; youth refugees; refugee families; immigrants; services; resilience; language; literacy; learning; literacy; social integration; wellbeing
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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