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Amal Madibbo
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Latest funding
- $32,916
Tackling Systemic Anti-Black Racism in Canada by Applying Critical Race Theory and Transnational Migration Theory: The Experiences of the Second Generation Black Canadians
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $499,518
I am because we are - amplifying Sub-Saharan African immigrants' resilience and ability to thrive
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $65,173
Tackling Systemic Anti-Black Racism in Canada by Applying Critical Race Theory and Transnational Migration Theory: The Experiences of the Second Generation Black Canadians
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
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Tackling Systemic Anti-Black Racism in Canada by Applying Critical Race Theory and Transnational Migration Theory: The Experiences of the Second Generation Black Canadians
Principal investigators: Madibbo, Amal
Keywords: anti-Black racism; transnational migration; anti-racism; second-generation; Blacks; Canada; Francophone spaces; Anglophone spaces
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
Tackling Systemic Anti-Black Racism in Canada by Applying Critical Race Theory and Transnational Migration Theory: The Experiences of the Second Generation Black Canadians
Principal investigators: Madibbo, Amal
Keywords: anti-Black racism; transnational migration; anti-racism; second-generation; Blacks; Canada; Francophone spaces; Anglophone spaces
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
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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