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Dr. Jessie-Lee McIsaac is an Associate Professor and Tier II Canada Research Chair in Early Childhood: Diversity and Transitions at Mount Saint Vincent University's Faculty of Education and Department of Child and Youth Study. She previously held roles at Dalhousie University's Healthy Populations Institute. Her research focuses on enhancing early childhood well-being through policy and practice, particularly for marginalized families. She holds a PhD in Public Health (University of Alberta), MSc in Health Promotion (University of Alberta), and BSc in Kinesiology (Dalhousie University).
Education:
- PhD in Public Health, University of Alberta
- MSc in Health Promotion, University of Alberta
- BSc in Kinesiology, Dalhousie University
Research Interests: Her work emphasizes early childhood development, health promotion, and equity. Key areas include anti-Black racism in early education, food security, pandemic impacts on families, and policy analysis. She employs participatory and qualitative methods to co-produce knowledge with communities and policymakers.
Articles Trends: Recent publications address pandemic effects on vulnerable families, anti-racism in childcare, and responsive feeding practices. Her work bridges policy, practice, and community needs, often using innovative methods like photovoice.
Awards:
- Tier II Canada Research Chair in Early Childhood: Diversity and Transitions
Advising & Grants: While no specific advisees are listed, her research collaborates with policymakers, communities, and educators. Projects often involve interdisciplinary teams and knowledge mobilization initiatives.
Labs/Teams: Associated with the Early Childhood Collaborative Research Centre, focusing on equity-centered research and policy impact.
