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 new 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, working on publishing and mentoring initiatives with the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group and Society for the Anthropology of Work, and tweeting @jennyshaw011.
You can find me teaching at TRU, working on publishing and mentoring initiatives with the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group and Society for the Anthropology of Work, and tweeting @jennyshaw011.