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Dr. Morgan Braganza is an Assistant Professor of Social Work at Redeemer University, specializing in improving encounters across contentious differences. She holds a PhD from Wilfrid Laurier University (2020) and has taught at institutions like Wilfrid Laurier and Martin Luther University College. Her research focuses on community-based programming, faith-based interventions, and program evaluation. Key interests include domestic violence, mental health, and inter-organizational collaboration. She has received grants from SSHRC and Redeemer University, and awards like the Vandezande Restoring Hope Award.
Education: PhD (Social Work, 2020), MSW (2009), BA (Psychology & Sociology, 2007), all from Wilfrid Laurier University. Research spans diverse topics including perinatal mood disorders, character strengths in therapists, and restorative practices in faith communities. Recent publications address LGBTQ+ interactions, Muslim-non-Muslim engagement, and theoretical frameworks for navigating differences.
Grants include multiple SSHRC Explore Grants and Redeemer’s Instructional Development Grants. Her work emphasizes practical application of research, such as training sessions on difficult conversations and evaluating mobile crisis services. She collaborates with agencies on program improvements and advocates for culturally sensitive social work practice.
