FPA researchers were recognized for their groundbreaking work in the latest announcement of Insight Development Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). These grants support research in its early stages and enable the development of new research questions, as well as experimentation with new methods, theoretical approaches and ideas. Funding is available to both emerging scholars and established scholars for research initiatives of up to two years.
Insight Development Grant Winners
Applicant: Siobhan Angus
Department: Journalism and Communication
Project Title: Beyond the Toxic Sublime: Visual culture, pollution, and environmental justice in petrochemical landscapes
Applicant: Graeme Auld
Department: Public Policy and Administration
Project Title: The evolution and consequences of industry engagement with global tuna fishery governance
Applicant: Sean Burges
Department: Kroeger College
Project Title: Brazilian Foreign Policy and the Bolsonaro Presidency: Lessons for Foreign Policy Analysis
Applicant: Nana aba Duncan
Department: Journalism and Communication
Project Title: Surveying the Experiences of Black Journalists in Canada
Applicant: Gülay Kilicaslan
Department: Law and Legal Studies
Project Title: Genocide Survivors as Migrant Citizens: Emerging Political Subjectivities of Yezidis during their Resettlement in Canada
Applicant: Irena Knezevic
Department: Journalism and Communication
Project Title: Methodologies for the study of market concentration in Canadian food processing
Applicant: Victoria McArthur
Department: Journalism and Communication
Project Title: Nak Muay Ying: A MultiModal Immersive Storytelling Project Exploring the
Training Experiences of Women and NonBinary Practitioners of Muay Thai
Applicant: Gaëlle Simard-Duplain
Department: Economics
Project Title: Intergenerational transmission of health and health care use: Identifying
untapped potential to improve the economic outcomes of parents and children
Monday, April 1, 2024 in General, News, Research
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