Pushing privileged pillars: A narrative study of university leaders’ beliefs about poverty-class students Context and Importance: This doctoral research will explore university leaders’ (professors, advisors, administrators, alumni) perceptions of post-secondary students who grew up in persistent childhood poverty. Canadian higher education equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) leaders are grappling with diversity. Part of the difficulty…
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Caste in a box: Silencing higher education poverty-class EDI policies
Designed this research poster and presented it an Education department open house at the University of Alberta on March 31, 2016. The poster presentation was interactive and made visible stereotypes that academics have towards people from poverty. In order to leave their thoughts on a sticky notes, which were placed around the poster, they had…
Echoes of Poverty research results poster
echoes of poverty poster 48 x 48 no outlines (this file can be used for printing)
Cashier Confessional
Elaine Laberge Cashier Confessional Wrote this play that is an exploration of the experiences of working as a cashier for a Canadian grocery chain to make visible how corporations contribute to systemic poverty of their staff and how public opinions shape how workers are treated Characters Clara – late 30s to early 40s Mathias Alexander…
Submission to the Canadian Poverty Reduction Strategy
Echoes of Childhood Poverty: Composing Lives in Higher Education A submission to the Canadian Poverty Reduction Strategy Submitted by Elaine J. Laberge Doctoral student (Sociology), University of Victoria; MA; BA #104, 268 Superior Street Victoria, BC V8V 1T3 (250) 686-2214 elaberge@uvic.ca http://www.echoesofpoverty.com This submission is grounded in my master’s research on…
Dandelion
DANDELION a play by Elaine J Laberge A Play Written by Elaine J. Laberge Abstract: Intergenerational poverty. Single mothers. Welfare dependence. These are ugly stories and uglier realities. These are stories of social class and class-based inequality society does not want to attend to. But, young Emelia, Gretchen’s daughter, is desperate to…
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Making Sociology Matter
http://www.makingsociologymatter.com Dr. Bruce Ravelli University of Victoria Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Indigenous language class lets instructors find their voices ‘Their medicine can be culture and language,’ instructor says
By Anna Desmarais, CBC News Posted: Jul 30, 2017 6:00 AM MT http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/indigenous-language-class-alberta-1.4223386
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Elaine Laberge commencing September 2017: Doctoral student (Sociology) University of Victoria, Canada elaberge@uvic.ca tel: (250) 686 2214 MA (Sociology), University of Alberta, Canada BA (Sociology), University of Alberta, Canada elaberge@ualberta.ca BA (Theatre/English), Dalhousie University, Canada
