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Research
Latest papers
"Stop Imposing on Us": A Critical Examination of Ethnocultural Considerations in the Canadian Volunteer Hospice Palliative Care Landscape.
Journal of social work in end-of-life & palliative care · 2024 · senior author
Latest funding
- $366,811
Resilience at a Cost: Deconstructing Resilience and its Hidden Consequences for Immigrant Workers in three Canadian Provinces
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $110,000
The Abused & Brain Injured Toolkit: Increasing Community Capacity Among Healthcare and Social Support Providers to Support Women Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Related Brain Injury (IPV-BI) via a National Integrated Knowledge Translation Strategy
CIHR · 2023 · Supervisor
- $67,969
From Vulnerability to Resilience: Highly Skilled African Immigrants' Experiences in the Quebec Labour Market
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
"Stop Imposing on Us": A Critical Examination of Ethnocultural Considerations in the Canadian Volunteer Hospice Palliative Care Landscape.
Cait CA, Lafreniere G
Resilience at a Cost: Deconstructing Resilience and its Hidden Consequences for Immigrant Workers in three Canadian Provinces
Principal investigators: Gyan, Charles
The Abused & Brain Injured Toolkit: Increasing Community Capacity Among Healthcare and Social Support Providers to Support Women Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Related Brain Injury (IPV-BI) via a National Integrated Knowledge Translation Strategy
Principal investigators: Haag, Halina L
Keywords: Brain Injury; Community Capacity Building; Intimate Partner Violence; Knowledge Implementation; Knowledge Mobilization; Knowledge Translation; Patient Oriented Research; Public Health; Qualitative Research; Women'S Health
From Vulnerability to Resilience: Highly Skilled African Immigrants' Experiences in the Quebec Labour Market
Principal investigators: Gyan, Charles
Keywords: Resilience; Immigrants; Labour Market; Integration; Deskilling; Migration; Diversity; Employment Experiences; Employment equity
Reimagining the Menopausal Narrative through a Docu-Theatre Initiative
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Ginette
Keywords: (1) innovative; (2) arts-based; (3) disrupting; (4) narrative; (5) feminist; (6) menopause; (7) aging; (8) societal discourse; (9) women; (10) intersectionality
Mapping resilience pathways and preferences for help-seeking among police forces in the context of post-traumatic stress injuries: A community engaged research project in Ontario
Principal investigators: Suarez, Eliana
Keywords: Determinants Of Resilience; Engagement With Health Literacy; Help Seeking Preferences In Mental Health
Canada 150: legacies of social welfare work in Canada
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Ginette
Keywords: Canada 150; social work; history of social work; social work curriculum; social work education; social histories; Indigenous perspectives; history of poverty; complicity; celebration; knowledge mobilization; virtual museum; videos; public pop ups
Preventing Sexual Violence in Post Conflict Communities: Developing a Community Based Approach involving Bystanders
Principal investigators: Suarez, Eliana
Keywords: (1) sexual violence prevention; (2) post-conflict; (3) Peru; (4) bystander model; (5) community engagement
Life in the Poorhouse: A Historical Digitized Case Study of the Waterloo County House of Industry and Refuge
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Ginette
Keywords: Historical Canadian Social Policy and Practice; Social Work History; Canadian Social Policy; Poorhouse studies; History of poverty in Canada; Case study
Towards Hoarding-Responsive Communities Symposium
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Ginette
Keywords: hoarding; community development; eviction; homelessness prevention; social well-being
Enhancing post-shelter community re-integration and support for survivors of domestic violence in the Central West Region of Ontario
Principal investigators: Lafreniere, Ginette
Keywords: domestic violence survivors; shelter systems; community re-integration; survivor engagement; violence against women sector; social services; community-based research; university-community collaboration; Central West Region of Ontario
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