SSHRC Insight Grants
Projects in English
- Rita Abrahamsen, Public and International Affairs
"Global Right, Global White:Transnational Radical Conservatism and South Africa" - Jacqueline Best, Political Studies
"Varieties of ignorance in economic policymaking" - Steven Bittle, Criminology
"Corporate Corruption in Canada" - Abel Brodeur and Roland Pongou, Economics
"Family, Fertility and Female Economic Empowerment" - Kelly Bronson, Sociology and Anthropology
"Diversity by design: Using qualitative social science to drive inclusion and sustainability in agricultural innovation" - Anthony Heyes, Economics
"Heat and the Indian Economy: A Study with Three Components" - Thomas Juneau, Public and International Affairs
"Neoclassical realism and American foreign policy in the Middle East" - Ryan Katz-Rosene, Political Studies
"Unravelling the growth-environment paradox: Sustainability discourses for the Anthropocene" - Maral Kichian and Christoph Zuercher, Public and International Affairs
"Out of fragility - when, how and why fragile states recover" - Louis-Philippe Morin, Economics
"Can Selective Universities Promote Social Mobility?" - Roland Paris, Public and International Affairs
"Competing Sovereignty Discourses in Contemporary World Politics" - Daniel Stockemer, Political Studies
"Youths without representation: The presence of young politicians in parliaments and cabinets around the world"
Projects in French
- Nathalie Burlone, Political Studies
"Construire et reconstruire l'aide médicale à mourir au Canada: une entrée par la pratique" - Jean-François Cauchie, Patrice Corriveau and Isabelle Perreault, Criminology
"Au-delà de la vie : comprendre le geste suicidaire des Québécois.es à partir de leurs lettres d'adieu (1919-2021)" - Joseph De Koninck, Psychology
"Evaluation des théories scientifiques et croyances populaires sur les relations entre les rêves et la vie éveillée" - Abdoulaye Gueye, Sociology and Anthropology
"Devenir 'noir" en France: le processus de reconnaissance d'un groupe racial" - Simon Lapierre, Social Work
"Exposition à la violence conjugale, relation père-enfant et processus de réparation" - Jonathan Paquette, Political Studies
"Patrimoine et décolonisations au sein de l'espace culturel francophone" - Manon Tremblay, Political Studies
"Des institutions d'État dédiées aux enjeux LGBTQ"
SSHRC Insight Development Grants
(All projects are in English)
- Isabelle Boutet and Charles Collin, Psychology
"Do emojis work? Assessing whether emojis can be used to effectively communicate social and emotional information" - Jonathan Créchet, Economics
"Human capital spillovers across occupations" - Lauchlan Munro, International Development and Global Studies
"Science, Technologie and Innovation in the New National Planning" - Lilian Negura, Social Work
"Social representations of immigrants from multi voice and multi agent institutional policies driven discourses and their echoes in the media: a comparative analysis between Canada and Italy" - Allison Ouimet, Psychology
"Towards a culturally informed understanding of emotion regulation: Knowledge synthesis and international expert consensus" - Christopher Zuercher, Public and International Affairs
"From "Women" to "Peace" Understanding Causal Relations in the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Agenda"
SSHRC Partnership Development Grant
- Simon Lapierre, Social Work
"Parental alienation and domestic violence: International partnership for innovative strategies" - Benjamin Zyla,
"Peacebuilding and Local Knowledge Network (PLKN)"
SSHRC Partnership Engage Grants
Projects in English
- Thomas Juneau, Public and International Affairs
"The COVID-19 pandemic and its implications for the Canadian national security and intelligence community" - Geoff McCarney, International Development and Global Studies
"COVID-19: Agile Regulation for Post-COVID-19 Clean Innovation, Recovery and Growth in Canada" - Justin Piché, Criminology
"Prison Pandemic Partnership"
Project in French
- Simon Lapierre, Social Work
"Violence conjugale et pandémie de COVID-19 : assurer la sécurité des victimes tout en limitant la
propagation du virus"
NSERC Discovery Grants
(All projects are in English)
- Nafissa Ismail, Psychology
"Mechanisms of age- and sex-specific stress and immune reactivity" - Zul Merali, Psychology
"Impact of natural biologics on the stress response: relationship between fear and appetitive brain circuits" - Hélène Plamondon, Psychology
"Sex-specific effects of N-3 PUFA supplementation on brain plasticity in the developing brain"
CIHR
(All projects are in English)
- Ivy Lynn Bourgeault - Sociology and anthropology
"COVID-19 Mental Health & Substance Use Service Needs and Delivery" & "Healthy Professional/Knowledge Workers: Examining the Gendered Nature of Mental Health Issues, Leaves of Absence and Return to Work Experiences from a Comparative Perspective" - Cary Kogan, Psychology
"Longitudinal impact of COVID-19 on clinical practice and well-being of global mental health professionals" - Rébecca Robillard, Psychology
"How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the mental and physical health of Indigenous people in Canada: Taking stock of
challenges, needs and factors of resilience in the context of a global crisis"