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Title Where Outtreach Meets Outrage: Racial Equity Policy Formation at the Canada Council for the Arts (1989-1999)

Excerpt Where Outreach Meets Outrage: Racial Equity at the Canada Council for the Arts (1989-1999), examines the early formation of racial equity policies at The Canada Council for the Arts. In this research project, I am primarily interested in understanding the ways in which ‘culture’ is employed by the state, the Canada Council for the Arts […]

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Author Fatona, Andrea

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SDGs Quality Education

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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education

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Title Extensions to the Visual Odometry Pipeline for the Exploration of Planetary Surfaces

Excerpt Mars represents one of the most important targets for space exploration in the next 10 to 30 years, particularly because of evidence of liquid water in the planet’s past. Current environmental conditions dictate that any existing water reserves will be in the form of ice; finding and sampling these ice deposits would further the study […]

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Author Furgale, Paul

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SDGs Clean Water and SanitationClimate Action

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Departments Aerospace Science and Engineering

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Keywords climate, environment, water

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Title Schools, Child Welfare and Well-being: Dimensions of Collective Responsibility for Maltreated Children Living at Home||Schools, Child Welfare and Well-being: Dimensions of Collective Responsibility for Maltreated Children Living at Home

Excerpt This qualitative study examines collective responsibility for the well-being of maltreated children who remain at home. Based on accounts of mothers, teachers and child welfare workers, and policy officials, the study uses institutional ethnography to examine how schools and child welfare authorities work together and with families. Contributing to the socio-legal literature, it explores understandings […]

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Author Gallagher-Mackay, Kelly

Advisor Gaskell, Jane

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SDGs Good Health and Well-Being

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Departments Theory and Policy Studies in Education

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Keywords well being

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Title Examining Parental Socioeconomic Status and Neighbourhood Quality As Contextual Correlates Of Differential Parenting Within Families

Excerpt Although several studies have demonstrated that differential parenting has a negative impact on the children exposed to it, only a small number of studies have attempted to understand why differential parenting occurs within families. The goal of the present study was to examine the contextual correlates of differential parenting. Specifically, the association between parental socioeconomic […]

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Author Gass, Krista Rose

Advisor Jenkins, Jennifer M.

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SDGs No Poverty

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Departments Human Development and Applied Psychology

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Title Towards a Framework for Practice: A Phenomenological Study of Community Dwelling Holocaust Survivors’ Social Work Service Needs

Excerpt This phenomenological study explores the needs of community dwelling Holocaust survivors and proposes a framework for social work practice with this population. Data from qualitative interviews with Holocaust survivors and family caregivers of Holocaust survivors suggest that there are at least two different cohorts of Holocaust survivors in this study. These cohorts, referred to as […]

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Author Goldberg, Caroline

Advisor McDonald, Lynn

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SDGs Decent Work and Economic GrowthGood Health and Well-Being

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Departments Social Work

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Title Law and War in Late Medieval Italy: The Jus Commune on War and Its Application in Florence, c. 1150-1450

Excerpt This study, on law and war in late medieval Italy, has two primary aims. One is to review the legal tradition on war as it developed in the medieval jus commune, or common law, from approximately 1150-1300, and then to consider how that tradition evolved from roughly 1300-1450. In general the latter period still represents […]

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Author Greenwood, Ryan

Advisor Armstrong, Lawrin

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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Departments Medieval Studies

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Title New insight into Acyclovir Renal Handling and Nephrotoxicity

Excerpt Drug – induced nephrotoxicity is a serious adverse reaction that can have deleterious effects on a patient’s health and well-being. Acyclovir is an example of such an agent that causes the aforesaid effects. The drug induces severe nephrotoxicity in patients. The etiology of acyclovir – induced nephrotoxicity has not been fully elucidated. The overall objective […]

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Author Gunness, Patrina

Advisor Koren, Gideon

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SDGs Good Health and Well-Being

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Title “Governing” the “Girl Effect” through Sport, Gender and Development? Postcolonial Girlhoods, Constellations of Aid and Global Corporate Social Engagement

Excerpt The “Girl Effect” is becoming a growing global movement that assumes young women are catalysts capable of bringing social and economic change to their families, communities and countries, particularly in the Two-Thirds World. The evolving discourse associated with the Girl Effect movement holds implications for sport, gender and development (SGD) programs. Increasingly, SGD interventions are […]

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Author Hayhurst, Lyndsay

Advisor MacNeill, Margaret ||Kidd, Bruce

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SDGs Gender EqualityIndustry, Innovation and Infrastructure

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Departments Exercise Sciences

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Title Disabled Young People, Support and the Dialogical Work of Accomplishing Citizenship

Excerpt Governments, human rights bodies and disability studies scholars all have suggested that disabled people’s citizenship – the legal status and lived practices that enable membership, participation and belonging in one’s community – depends on consistent, adequate and readily available home and personal supports. Yet, little theoretical or empirical work examines disabled young people’s citizenship or […]

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Author Ignagni, Esther

Advisor Eakin, Joan

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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Departments Dalla Lana School of Public Health

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Title The Role of Social Networks in the Decision to Test for HIV

Excerpt The major global concern of preventing the spread of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) requires that millions of people be tested in order to identify those individuals who need treatment and care. This study’s purpose was to examine the role of social networks in an individual’s decision to test for HIV. The study sample included 62 […]

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Author Jumbe, Clement Alexander David

Advisor Quarter, Jack

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SDGs Good Health and Well-Being

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Departments Adult Education and Counselling Psychology

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