Graduate Student Grants

The Graduate Research Grants provide financial support for graduate students supervised by a Religion and Diversity Project team member to help them conduct original research (e.g. fieldwork or archival research) related to their own graduate research and within the parameters of the Project.

Here is a list of student team members who have received Graduate Research Grants from the Religion and Diversity Projet: 

Name

Institution

Project Title

Report

Årsheim, Helge
(2012-2013)

University of Oslo

Legal Forms of the Religious Life

Cummins, Alyshea
(2014-2015)

University of Ottawa

Redefining Islam in Canada: An Ismaili Muslim Movement

Ellsworth, Jason W. M.
(2016-2017)

Dalhousie University

Taiwan to PEI and Back Again: Global Buddhism and Soy Production

Gareau, Paul
(2013-2014)

University of Ottawa

Journeying to the Father: Researching Faith and Identity in a Contemporary Catholic Youth Movement in Canada

Holt, Cimminnee
(2014-2015)

Concordia University

A Tribe of Outsiders: A Study on the Church of Satan

Holtmann, Cathy
(2012-2013)

University of New Brunswick

Immigrant Women, Social Networks and Religious Identity

Laverdière, Andréanne
(2013-2014)

University of Ottawa

L’évolution de la représentation de la religion au sein des manuels scolaires à Taïwan comme éducation à la diversité

Ludin, Sara
(2014-2015)

University of California, Berkeley

Courts in the Age of the Reformations: Germany in the Sixteenth Century

Lyons, Adam
(2013-2014)

Harvard University

Contemporary Japanese religions and the law

Mulhern, Aldea
(2013-2014)

University of Toronto

Consuming Bodies: Religious Diversity and the Food Movement in Toronto

Riikonen, Tanja
(2012-2013)

University of Montréal

La construction des identités religieuses d’étudiantes musulmanes immigrantes dans deux contextes multiculturels, au Québec (Canada) et en Finlande

Ruiz, Giomny H.
(2012-2013)

University of Montréal

Religion, médias et identité. L’intégration des jeunes immigrants cubains de première génération au Canada

Stein, Justin
(2013-2014)

University of Toronto

The history of the growing number of Canadians who identify as “spiritual, but not religious”

Tagliente, Rosaria Maria
(2014-2015)

University of Montréal

La religion au quotidien. Ethnographie de la religion vécue dans le contexte urbain de Taranto (Italie)