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Research
Latest papers
Building solidarity: The founding of the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) black caucus.
Canadian review of sociology = Revue canadienne de sociologie · 2022
Latest funding
- $51,062
Examining post 2020 targeted supports for Black post secondary students in Ontario universities
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $42,425
Embodied, tacit, and multimodal learning: Re-situating pedagogies of skilled practice in the age of AI and artifice
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $59,936
Understanding life satisfaction responses around the world
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Building solidarity: The founding of the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) black caucus.
Jean-Pierre J, Butler A, Jasor O, Haag J, Delia Deckard N
Examining post 2020 targeted supports for Black post secondary students in Ontario universities
Principal investigators: Butler, Alana C.
Keywords: Black students; post secondary participation; anti-racism; equity
Embodied, tacit, and multimodal learning: Re-situating pedagogies of skilled practice in the age of AI and artifice
Principal investigators: Thumlert, Kurt F.
Keywords: action research; communities of practice; embodied knowledge; experiential learning; missing modalities; multimodality; situated learning; skilled practice; tacit knowledge; tangible inquiry
Understanding life satisfaction responses around the world
Principal investigators: Barrington-Leigh, Christopher P.
Keywords: life satisfaction; subjective wellbeing; cross-cultural psychology
Exploring self-harm and suicide amongst Black Canadian young people
Principal investigators: Daniel, Beverly-Jean M.
Keywords: self-harm; suicide; Black youth; young adults; mental health; racism
I am because we are - amplifying Sub-Saharan African immigrants' resilience and ability to thrive
Keywords: African migrants; resilience; communalism; gendered intersections; transnationals; participatory action research; constructivist grounded theory; mixed methods
Training an AI to detect medical bias and unmet health needs through critical race and disability theory and community-generated data
Principal investigators: Gorman, Rachel
Keywords: AI bias; medical bias; natural language processing; medically unexplained illness; medical sexism, racism & ableism; social determinants of health; cellular and biochemical bases of chronic illness; microaggressions in healthcare interactions; electronic medical records; community-based health narratives
I am because we are - amplifying Sub-Saharan African immigrants' resilience and ability to thrive
Keywords: African migrants; resilience; communalism; gendered intersections; transnationals; participatory action research; constructivist grounded theory; mixed methods
I am because we are - amplifying Sub-Saharan African immigrants' resilience and ability to thrive
Keywords: African migrants; resilience; communalism; gendered intersections; transnationals; participatory action research; constructivist grounded theory; mixed methods
Critical Global Citizenship Education: An Anti-Oppressive Knowledge Sharing Initiative for Secondary School Teachers
Principal investigators: Butler, Alana C.
Keywords: critical global citizenship education; anti-oppression; secondary school educators; knowledge sharing
Bridging the gap: Fostering success for youth in care
Principal investigators: Bayoumi, Imaan
Keywords: child welfare; youth in care; education; mental health; youth participatory action research
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Alana Butler and Natalie Delia Deckard: 1 shared paper
- Alana Butler and Johanne Jean-Pierre: 1 shared paper
- Natalie Delia Deckard and Johanne Jean-Pierre: 1 shared paper
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- Sociology
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