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Research
Latest funding
- $474,696
The Mixed-Race as Relationality Project (MRRP): Thinking Mestizx/Métis Identities through Kinship Perspectives
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $226,119
On Reclamation and Reconnection: Being Métis in an Era of Discursive Disregard
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $1,195,274
What is the Best Policy Mix for Diverse Canadian Families with Young Children? Re-imagining Family Policies
SSHRC · 2020 · Co-investigator
The Mixed-Race as Relationality Project (MRRP): Thinking Mestizx/Métis Identities through Kinship Perspectives
Principal investigators: Colorado, Carlos D.
On Reclamation and Reconnection: Being Métis in an Era of Discursive Disregard
Principal investigators: Adese, Jennifer
What is the Best Policy Mix for Diverse Canadian Families with Young Children? Re-imagining Family Policies
Keywords: family policies; childcare; parental leave; employment policies; family research; feminist methodologies and epistemologies; cross-comparative research; community research
Métis Women, Politics, and Identity
Principal investigators: Adese, Jennifer
Keywords: Indigenous politics; Métis politics; politics of decolonization; politics of recognition; Indigenous feminism; Métis feminism; politics of gender and sexuality; Indigenous nationhood; identity
Métis Women, Politics, and Identity
Principal investigators: Adese, Jennifer
"No one else can speak for us": Métis Women's Political Organizing, 1970s-Present
Principal investigators: Adese, Jennifer
Keywords: (1) Métis Women; (2) Métis; (3) Indigenous; (4) Political Organizing; (5) Métis Politics; (6) Political Activism; (7) Indigenous Activism; (8) Métis-Canada Relations; (9) Indigenous people; (10) Indigeneity
What is the Best Policy Mix for Diverse Canadian Families with Young Children? Re-imagining Family Policies
Keywords: family policies; childcare; parental leave; employment policies; family research; feminist methodologies and epistemologies; cross-comparative research; community research
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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