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Research
Latest funding
- $42,496
The Art of Necessity: Making Sustainable and Just Worlds through Local Textiles
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $60,234
The Art of Necessity: Making Sustainable and Just Worlds through Local Textiles
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $129,622
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SSHRC · 2020 · Co-investigator
The Art of Necessity: Making Sustainable and Just Worlds through Local Textiles
Principal investigators: Langlois, Ganaele
Keywords: textile; social enterprise; ecosystem; environmental and social justice
The Art of Necessity: Making Sustainable and Just Worlds through Local Textiles
Principal investigators: Langlois, Ganaele
Keywords: textile; social enterprise; ecosystem; environmental and social justice
Beyond verification: authenticity and mis/disinformation
Principal investigators: Chun, Wendy Hui Kyong
Keywords: media and democracy; misinformation; disinformation; digital citizenship; fake news; social media; digital methods; user studies; authenticity
Beyond verification: authenticity and mis/disinformation
Principal investigators: Chun, Wendy H.
Keywords: media and democracy; misinformation; disinformation; digital citizenship; fake news; social media; digital methods; user studies; authenticity
Natural Dyes in Northeast America: Opportunities, Challenges and Future Directions
Principal investigators: Langlois, Ganaele
Keywords: natural dyes; fashion; cultural heritage; sustainability; textile and innovation
Communication Beyond Words: Textile and Social Change
Principal investigators: Langlois, Ganaele
Keywords: (1) Textile; (2) Communication and Media Studies; (3) Social Change; (4) Critical Theory; (5) Theory and Practice; (6) Decolonial theory
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