Lead researcher, An ethnographic study of Black and racialized WISE participants, and their post-WISE employers in the construction industry in Winnipeg, Toronto, and Saskatoon, longitudinal study, 2023-2027. Funded by ESDC and in partnership with Social Enterprise Centre (Winnipeg).
Lead researcher, Ph.D. research, University of British Columbia, Department of Geography. Thesis: An ethnography of possibility: Finding and forging ‘the otherwise’ in two Winnipeg-based alternative economic development communities, Supervised by Dr. Trevor J. Barnes.
Contract researcher, Opaskwayak Cree Nation, May 2009-October 2010
“Social dynamics of economic performance: Innovation and creativity in city regions,” May 2008-December 2008, PI: Trevor Barnes, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia
“Displacement, gentrification, and the politics of evidence,” September 2007-December 2007, PI: Elvin Wyly, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia
“First Nations and racial discourse in Upper Canada, 1790s to 1860,” January 2003-January 2004, PI: Robin Brownlie, Department of History, University of Manitoba
“Assimilation and enfranchisement of Aboriginal People in inter-war Ontario,” June 2001-August 2002, PI: Robin Brownlie, Department of History, University of Manitoba
Sixteenth Letter Collaborative Inc. 