I recently worked with a team to complete a collaborative, community-based research project in Kamloops focused on supporting newcomer communities through a Local Immigration Partnership. My next project is with the Understanding Precarity BC Partnership (UP-BC), funded by SSHRC, specifically examining the ongoing struggles of migrant care workers in Canada under rapid program changes and during COVID times with a team of academic and community-based researchers and partners.
You can find me teaching at TRU, co-editing NEOS: A Publication of the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group, and tweeting @jennyshaw011.
You can find me teaching at TRU, co-editing NEOS: A Publication of the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group, and tweeting @jennyshaw011.