معرفی
Dr. Shirin Khayambashi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Toronto Metropolitan University. She holds an Honours BA (York University), MA (York University), and PhD (McMaster University, Sociology). Her research focuses on post-migration racial and ethnic relations in Canada, particularly examining Iranian diasporic communities through lenses of gender roles, religious divisions, and multicultural policy implementation.
Research Themes
Key areas include:
- Intergroup dynamics and contestation in multicultural Canada
- Ingroup-Islamophobia and religious identity formation
- Post-migration gender role revival and political perceptions
- Settlement challenges in small Canadian towns
Selected Publications
Recent work explores:
- Brandon, Manitoba's immigrant settlement challenges
- Religious divisions in Toronto's Iranian communities
- Linguistic barriers in ethnic research fieldwork
- Cultural identity negotiation through store signs and flags
Awards & Service
- 2023 Social Sciences & Humanities Trainee Awards
- External Reviewer, Research Manitoba
- Ethics Board Reviewer, McMaster University
- Member, Canadian Sociological Association
- Member, International Sociological Association
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