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Research
Latest funding
- $70,516
Sex work - the musical: altering societal perceptions of sex work through audience engagement with a musical play
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $80,335
Workplace violence in the education sector: A mixed methods study of educator-directed verbal and physical violence
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $22,235
Workplace violence in the education sector: A mixed methods study of educator-directed verbal and physical violence
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
Sex work - the musical: altering societal perceptions of sex work through audience engagement with a musical play
Principal investigators: Bernier, Thérèse
Keywords: Vulnerable populations; Stigma; Occupational health and safety; Popular theatre; Performance ethnography; Active audience engagement; Qualitative research; Thematic analysis; Focus groups; Musical play
Workplace violence in the education sector: A mixed methods study of educator-directed verbal and physical violence
Principal investigators: Bruckert, Christine M.
Keywords: violence against educators; workplace violence; gender; intersectionality; structural violence; mixed methods; interdisciplinary; mental health; workplace burnout; longitudinal study
Workplace violence in the education sector: A mixed methods study of educator-directed verbal and physical violence
Principal investigators: Bruckert, Christine M.
Keywords: violence against educators; workplace violence; gender; intersectionality; structural violence; mixed methods; interdisciplinary; mental health; workplace burnout; longitudinal study
Occupational health, safety and labour rights among street and indoor sex workers in the context of evolving laws and policing: Ethnographic and qualitative participatory-action research
Principal investigators: Krüsi, Andrea B
Keywords: Community-Based; Gender-Based Violence; Law & Health; Qualitative Methods; Sex Work; Sexual Health; Structural Stigma; Workplace Health
Workplace Violence and Elementary School Educators in Ontario
Principal investigators: Bruckert, Christine
Keywords: (1) gendered violence; (2) violence against teachers and educational assistants; (3) workplace violence; (4) slow violence; (5) situational violence; (6) women and work
Building a partnership in gender, work and health in the sex industry: impacts of criminalization under an end demand model on safety, health and human rights of sex workers
Principal investigators: Shannon, Kate
Keywords: policy; gender-responsive solutions; sex work; health equity; social justice
Étude de la culture du témoignage par les minorités sexuelles et de genre : usages, défis, enjeux et retombées d'une pratique renouvelée
Principal investigators: Mensah, Maria Nengeh
Keywords: témoignage; LGBTQ; VIH/sida; travail du sexe; médias numériques; marginalisation; stigmatisation; mobilisation; changement social; gouvernementalité; recherche-action; études féministes
Stigmatisation et travail du sexe : comprendre les enjeux, pluraliser le discours et créer des lieux d'échanges et de solidarités
Principal investigators: Mensah, Maria Nengeh
Keywords: exclusion sociale; stigmatisation; discrimination; criminalisation; sensibilisation; formations; interventions; prévention; outils pédagogiques; travail du sexe; prostitution; droits humains; stéréotypes; parole des personnes marginalisées; violence
Travail du sexe et intimité : les escortes et leurs clients
Principal investigators: Parent, Colette
Keywords: travail du sexe; escortes; homme; femmes; clients; travail non institutionnalisé; intimité
Release and reintegration after prison: negotiating gender, culture and identity
Principal investigators: Frigon, Sylvie L.
Keywords: prison; prison release; post-incarceration reintegration; gender; culture; ethnography; subjectivity; governmentality; identity; criminal justice policy
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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