معرفی
Rupaleem Bhuyan is a Professor at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto, and Director of the Doctoral Program. She holds affiliations with the Women and Gender Studies Institute and the Centre for Critical Qualitative Health Research. Her research focuses on immigration policy, gender-based violence, and structural inequality, emphasizing participatory action research with marginalized communities. Bhuyan co-founded the Migrant Mothers Project, which examines immigration policies' impacts on gendered inequality and violence.
Education:
- Ph.D., Social Work, University of Washington
- Master of Arts, Northern Arizona University
- Bachelor of Arts, Emory University
Research Interests:
- Pre-carious migration
- Feminist intersectionality
- Anti-oppressive practice
- Community organizing
- Structural violence
Grants & Awards:
- Recipient of the South Asian Canadian Trailblazer on Gender Equity (2019)
- Connaught New Researcher Award (2011)
- Over 25 grants including funding for studies on migrant resilience, child welfare, and citizenship policies.
Teaching:
- Mentors doctoral students in epistemology, qualitative methods, and policy analysis.
- Teaches courses on globalization, social exclusion, and social work with immigrants/refugees.
Key Projects:
- Migrant Mothers Project: Analyzes immigration policies' impacts on gender-based violence.
- Border(ing) Practices: Explores systemic racism in child welfare systems.
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