Research
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Latest funding
- $29,487
A critical knowledge synthesis of the complex role of digital technologies in perpetuating and addressing gender-based violence among racialized (im)migrant populations
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $71,543
Bordering practices in the Canadian child welfare system: How immigration status shapes risk assessment with immigrant families
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
An international multi-site, randomized controlled trial of a brief eHealth intervention to increase COVID-19 knowledge and protective behaviors, and reduce pandemic stress among diverse LGBT+ people
CIHR · 2020 · Co-investigator
No publications available.
A critical knowledge synthesis of the complex role of digital technologies in perpetuating and addressing gender-based violence among racialized (im)migrant populations
Principal investigators: Bhuyan, Rupaleem
Keywords: gender-based violence; digital technology; systemic racism; immigration; social media; advocacy
Bordering practices in the Canadian child welfare system: How immigration status shapes risk assessment with immigrant families
Principal investigators: Bhuyan, Rupaleem
Keywords: child welfare; immigration; precarious immigration status; interpretive policy analysis
An international multi-site, randomized controlled trial of a brief eHealth intervention to increase COVID-19 knowledge and protective behaviors, and reduce pandemic stress among diverse LGBT+ people
Principal investigators: Newman, Peter A; Chakrapani, Venkatesan; Phanuphak, Nittaya
Keywords: Covid-19; Ehealth; Lgbt; Low- And Middle-Income Countries; Motivational-Interviewing; Protective Behaviours; Public Health; Randomized Controlled Trial; Sexual And Gender Minority Populations; Social Determinants Of Health
Bordering practices in the Canadian child welfare system: How immigration status shapes risk assessment with immigrant families
Principal investigators: Bhuyan, Rupaleem
Keywords: child welfare; immigration; precarious immigration status; interpretive policy analysis
Migration and resilience in urban Canada: discovering strengths and building capacity
Keywords: migration; cities; settlement; integration; inclusion; risks; resilience; community capacity; action research; place-based analysis; comparative analysis
Substantive rights in an era of crimmigration: constructing the deportable subject in the shadow of the state
Principal investigators: Bhuyan, Rupaleem
Keywords: immigration; citizenship; human rights; gender; deportation; settlement services
Mobilizing community-based knowledge on recent changes to Canadian immigration policy
Principal investigators: Bhuyan, Rupaleem
Keywords: immigration; gender; violence; human rights; access to legal and social services
Neighbourhood inequality, diversity, and change: trends, processes, consequences, and policy options for Canada's large Metropolitan areas
Keywords: neighbourhood change; divided cities; socio-spatial inequality; concentrated poverty; housing; gentrification; labour market restructuring; immigrant settlement; Aboriginal issues; urban schooling; crime and safety; urban policy; Canada
Negotiating citizenship and social rights from the margins a study of migrant women seeking violence against women services in Canada
Principal investigators: Bhuyan, Rupaleem
Keywords: immigration; citizenship; social rights; violence against women; mixed-status families
Socially Engaged Citizenship as a Pathway to Health Equity for Displaced Populations: Addressing the Complexity, Innovating the Practice
Principal investigators: Poland, Blake D; Gastaldo, Denise
Keywords: Community Of Practice; Community-Based Research; Environmental Health; Health Citizenship; Health Equity; Inclusive Methodologies; Knowledge Translation; Migrant Health; Social Determinants Of Health; Social Engagement
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