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Research
Latest papers
Looking through the lens: a photovoice study examining access to services for newcomer children.
International journal of qualitative studies on health and well-being · 2023
Latest funding
- $64,400
Travelling images: Youth at the centre of art exhibition practices in a transnational partnership
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $95,000
Art Education, Belonging, and Social Change
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $500,000
TRANSFORM: Engaging with Youth for Social Change
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Looking through the lens: a photovoice study examining access to services for newcomer children.
Fakhari N, McIsaac JD, Feicht R, Reddington S, Brigham S, Mandrona A, McLean C, Harkins MJ, Stirling Cameron E
Travelling images: Youth at the centre of art exhibition practices in a transnational partnership
Principal investigators: Mitchell, Claudia A.
Keywords: Exhibition; Curation; Gender Equity; Youth; Photographs
Art Education, Belonging, and Social Change
Principal investigators: Mandrona, April
TRANSFORM: Engaging with Youth for Social Change
Keywords: Gender-transformation; Agency; Images; Visual Methodologies; Transnational; Feminist; Youth-led; Intergenerationality; Decoloniality
Planting the seeds of cultural continuity: Using cellphilms,food and storytelling to create an international Mikmaq and Zapotec Indigenous youth-2-youth language and cultural reclamation network
Principal investigators: Schwab, Joshua
Keywords: Indigenous Language Revitalization; Indigenous Education; Food Security; Participatory Research; Digital technology; Health and nutrition; Intergenerational knowledge transfer; social justice; community based methods; International development
Geographies of Exclusion, Affective Cities, and Urban Spatial Production: Bodies that Matter, Queering the Afro-Black Body in the Community of Kreuzberg, Berlin
Principal investigators: Thomas, Andrew M.
Keywords: Afro Germans; Africans; Afro Caribbean; Berlin; women; men; LGBTQI; violence; space; exclusion; education; fictive kinship; placemaking; housing; ethnography
Mail-based Participatory Visual Research with 2SLGBTQ+ Atlantic Canadian Elders & Youth: Solidarity-building Across Digital and Physical Space
Principal investigators: Burkholder, Casey
Keywords: gender sexuality youth elders participatory visual research mail-based visual research distance-based approaches to participatory research activism intergenerational knowledge exchange art
Cultivate/Create/Transform: Connecting Art, Science, and the Humanities
Principal investigators: Mandrona, April R.
Keywords: climate change; critical ecologies; art and design education; futurism; sustainability; land-based practices; transdisciplinarity; creativity; environmental communication
Storying Transnational Knowledges: Connection through Narrative
Principal investigators: Mandrona, April R.
Keywords: newcomers; youth; storytelling; community-engagement; participatory methodologies; arts-based research; multimodal literacy; knowledge mobilization; networked knowledges
Storying Transnational Knowledges: Connection through Narrative
Principal investigators: Mandrona, April R.
Keywords: newcomers; youth; storytelling; community-engagement; participatory methodologies; arts-based research; multimodal literacy; knowledge mobilization; networked knowledges
For Us by Us: Children's Picture Books to Promote Solidarity and Acceptance in the Age of Refugees
Principal investigators: Mandrona, April
Keywords: (1) Storytelling; (2) Picturebooks; (3) Children's popular culture; (4) Literacy; (5) Refugees; (6) Art-based research; (7) Participatory methodologies; (8) Peace and Reconciliation; (9) Social Inclusion; (10) Art-making
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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