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Latest funding
- $31,059
Digital Transformation of Work: Determining Impacts on Women and Skills Retraining Needs
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $63,297
Managing Infertility Disclosure at Work: An investigation of Antecedents and Consequences
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $168,940
Digital Transformation of Work: Determining Impacts on Women and Skills Retraining Needs
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
Digital Transformation of Work: Determining Impacts on Women and Skills Retraining Needs
Principal investigators: Basir, Nada
Keywords: digitalization; work; women; workplaces; skills
Managing Infertility Disclosure at Work: An investigation of Antecedents and Consequences
Principal investigators: Sohrab, Serena
Keywords: Diversity and Inclusion; Women's Advancement; Gender Equity; Discrimination; Stigma; Careers; Infertility; Pregnancy; Motherhood; Management
Digital Transformation of Work: Determining Impacts on Women and Skills Retraining Needs
Principal investigators: Momani, Bessma
Keywords: digitalization; work; women; workplaces; skills
Canada's COVID-19 Relief Policies for Small Businesses: Inter-sectoral Exchange on Gendered Considerations
Principal investigators: Basir, Nada
Keywords: small businesses; covid-19; gender; policy; entrepreneurship; women entrepreneurs
Inclusive Innovation and Entrepreneurship Network
Keywords: diversity; entrepreneurship; gender; immigration; employment; social innovation
Incubating for Social Impact: Entrepreneurship amidst Shifts in Institutional Logics
Principal investigators: Basir, Nada
Keywords: (1) Institutional Logics; (2) Social Enterprise; (3) Social Entrepreneurship; (4) Incubators; (5) Institutional Theory; (6) Entrepreneurship; (7) Strategy Formation
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