Policing Indigenous Movements by Andrew Crosby

Sanam Vaghefi, University of Victoria – Refugee Mental Health during the Asylum Waiting Process: A Qualitative Study of Turkish and Canadian Contexts Zahide Alaca, University of Toronto – Within-Student Stability in Learning Trajectories: Summer after Summer, do the Same Students Fall Further and Further Behind in Math and Reading? Max Chewinski, University of British Columbia – “It became a battlefield”: Emotions, Polarization, and Disengagement from Environmental Deliberations Fernando, University of Guelph – The Limited Use of ICT Solutions for Peripheral Inaccessibilities Faced by People with Disabilities in Myanmar Internet, Technology and Digital Sociologyĭilshan L. Helen Kosc, University of Oxford – Freedom Amidst Crisis: Experiences of UK Inmate Re-entry during the Covid-19 Pandemic, and Implications for Support Networks and Services Max Chewinski, University of British Columbia.Manlin Cai, University of British Columbia.RecipientsĢ022 Congress Congress Graduate Student Merit Award Learn more about the Canadian Sociological Association's Best Student Paper Award. Visit our Conference Website - awards section for further information about these opportunities. In 2021, Congress also introduced a Graduate Student Merit Award program. Several Canadian Sociological Association Research Clusters feature Best Student Paper initiatives as part of our annual Conference.

Policing Indigenous Movements by Andrew Crosby