Dr. Mollie Holmberg is a Postdoctoral Fellow working on the SSHRC-funded Autistic Knowledge Ecologies project. As a postdoc on this project, she is working to produce, amplify, and connect ecological knowledge opposed to eugenics. More broadly, she is interested in exploring how to center crip knowledge and politics in responses to political ecological crises. This […]
Dr. Naomi Sunu is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow engaged with the ‘Remitting for Resilience (R2) Project: Enhancing Food Security and Climate Adaptation Through Gender-Inclusive Migrant Remittances’. She has extensive field experience working with the University of Ghana on funded projects related to household lived poverty, food security, public health, environment, and climate-related impacts. She has
Dr. Eunice Annan-Aggrey is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow involved with the NFRF-funded ‘Remitting for Resilience (R2) Project: Enhancing Food Security and Climate Adaptation Through Gender Inclusive Migrant Remittances’. Eunice is passionate about international development and has extensive experience working with development partners and civil society organizations, including Global Affairs Canada. Eunice’s research portfolio reflects her
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Dr. Mercedes Eguiguren is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow on the SSHRC-funded MiFOOD Project. Her research explores the intersections of mobility, socio-spatial inequalities, and the subjective experience of migration, with a focus on South-South migration in the Andean region and the transnational Ecuadorian diaspora in North America. Within the MiFOOD Project, she investigates the social integration
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Dr. Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic is a SSHRC Mobilizing Insights in Defence and Security (MINDS) postdoctoral fellow in the University of Waterloo Political Science Department. Building on her doctoral work, Dr. Biskupski-Mujanovic’s research investigates men’s commitment to achieving greater gender equality in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Her areas of research and teaching specialization include gender, conflict, and
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Shelly Ghai Bajaj (Ph.D., University of Toronto, 2022) is a Postdoctoral Fellow working with Dr. Bessma Momani on projects relating to identity, democracy, disinformation, and social media. She studies comparative politics of both developing and advanced industrial democracies and is interested in the politics of identity and ethnonationalist mobilization, political parties and party strategy, the
