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Ms. Christine Ackerley, Simon Fraser University to University of Washington

Research on communication and implementation of evidence in practice and policy settings

Ms. Hannah Allen, University of Western Ontario to Harvard University

Study in the Field of Public International Law and Specifically Focus on the Right to Selfdetermination

Ms. Rachel Beth Cooper, University of Waterloo to Harvard University

Ethically Centering the Voices of Lived Experience in Medical Education and Health Policy Contexts

Mr. Grant Fahlgren, University of British Columbia to Harvard University

Reconciliation through Urban Design - Masters of Landscape Architecture in Urban Design

Ms. Vivian Giang, University of Alberta to University of Hawai’i at Mānoa

New approaches to communities, communication and consultation on geothermal energy development on Indigenous traditional lands

Mr. Alexander Michalatos, University of British Columbia to Stanford University

Maximizing Private Sector Infrastructure Investment in the Public-Private-Partnership (P3) Procurement Model

Ms. Hajer Nakua, University of Toronto to Stanford University

Addressing Mental Health in North America: Advancing the Conceptual Framework of Externalizing and Internalizing Behaviors Using the Latest Computational and Statistical Approaches

Ms. Khushi Nansi, University of Toronto to Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Master’s in Language of Dress & Adornment in South Asia and Architecture of the Medieval Islamic Underworld

Ms. Kathy Pham, University of Calgary to University of California, Riverside

Master of Fine Arts, Creative Writing: Exploring Alignments in Asian Canadian and Asian American Literatures

Mr. James Ross, Independent to University of California, Los Angeles

The Embodied Archive: Video art and the intergenerational transmission of LGBTQ civil rights history in North America

Mrs. Kharoll-Ann Souffrant, University of Ottawa to University of Pennsylvania

Intersectionality, Rape Culture and #MeToo: An Exploration of Canadian Black Women’s Digital Feminist Activism in Quebec

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