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Latest papers
The Impact of Anti-Black Racism on Black Undergraduate Nursing Students in Canada.
Nursing inquiry · 2026
Latest funding
- $90,327
Exploring the needs of racialized and newcomer caregivers raising children with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Niagara Region of Canada
SSHRC · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $69,700
Engagement of African immigrants in municipal and community initiatives to address food insecurity in Alberta, Canada
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $58,698
Revealing Black Undergraduate Nursing Students' Experiences in Saskatchewan
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
The Impact of Anti-Black Racism on Black Undergraduate Nursing Students in Canada.
Luhanga F, Essien D, Matebekwane KA, Maposa S, Puplampu V, Abudu E, Oba O, Ansah A, Garvey C, Jefferies K, Salami O
Exploring the needs of racialized and newcomer caregivers raising children with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Niagara Region of Canada
Principal investigators: Okyere Folson, Christiana
Engagement of African immigrants in municipal and community initiatives to address food insecurity in Alberta, Canada
Principal investigators: Onyango, Elizabeth
Keywords: Community engagement; Food security; community-based initiatives; African immigrants; Cultural relevance; Afrocentric approaches; Social inequity; Health and wellbeing; Municipal initiative; Alberta
Revealing Black Undergraduate Nursing Students' Experiences in Saskatchewan
Principal investigators: Luhanga, Florence L.
Keywords: Black students; undergraduate nursing program; systemic racism; social justice; diversity in nursing; workforce; barriers and facilitators to success; intersectionality; critical race theory
Revealing Black Undergraduate Nursing Students' Experiences in Saskatchewan
Principal investigators: Luhanga, Florence L.
Keywords: Black students; undergraduate nursing program; systemic racism; social justice; diversity in nursing; workforce; barriers and facilitators to success; intersectionality; critical race theory
From Vulnerability to Resilience: Highly Skilled African Immigrants' Experiences in the Quebec Labour Market
Principal investigators: Gyan, Charles
Keywords: Resilience; Immigrants; Labour Market; Integration; Deskilling; Migration; Diversity; Employment Experiences; Employment equity
The COVID-19 pandemic and food insecurity in African Caribbean Black Identifying households in the Waterloo Region
Principal investigators: Oba, Olufunke
Keywords: COVID-19; pandemic; African; Caribbean; Black; food security; Afrocentric sharing circles
Investigating Schooling Experiences of Black Youth in Saskatoon
Principal investigators: Oba, Olufunke (Funke)
Keywords: (1) black; (2) education; (3) social work; (4) human rights; (5) Africa; (6) Canada; (7) educators; (8) youth; (9) schools
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
- Sithokozile Maposa and Vivian Puplampu: 4 shared papers
- Sithokozile Maposa and Florence Luhanga: 3 shared papers
- Vivian Puplampu and Florence Luhanga: 3 shared papers
- Sithokozile Maposa and Oluwabukola Salami: 1 shared paper
- Sithokozile Maposa and Olufunke Oba: 1 shared paper
- Vivian Puplampu and Oluwabukola Salami: 1 shared paper
- Vivian Puplampu and Olufunke Oba: 1 shared paper
- Oluwabukola Salami and Olufunke Oba: 1 shared paper
- Oluwabukola Salami and Florence Luhanga: 1 shared paper
- Olufunke Oba and Florence Luhanga: 1 shared paper
- Health Sciences Education
- Community Health Sciences
- Aging, Social Gerontology
- Other
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