Dorothy Killam Fellowships
The Dorothy Killam Fellowships honour Mrs. Killam’s vision of building Canada’s future through advanced study.
The Dorothy Killam Fellowships honour Mrs. Killam’s vision of building Canada’s future through advanced study.
Adjetey’s research project will examine how ostensible democracies in the Americas neutralized anti-colonial movements from the 1870s to the 1990s.
Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey – 2026 Dorothy Killam Fellow Read More »
An’s project aims to strengthen coastal resilience and advance Canada’s ability to prevent, prepare for, and recover from environmental emergencies in cold-region coastal environments.
Baumgartner’s research centers on the design and evaluation of energy and environmental interventions and policies to determine how well they reduce environmental exposures, improve population health, and address health inequities.
Cho’s research project explores how five contemporary Chinese Canadian artists use archival materials to confront and redress Canada’s histories of anti-Asian racism.
Kuperman’s research project will leverage linguistic research and language technologies to improve adult educational systems across the country.