The Killam Trustees congratulate the awardees and look forward to hearing more about their achievements.
Kora DeBeck’s project will examine how novel and controversial interventions, including prescribed safer supply and the decriminalization of drug possession, impact structurally marginalized young people who use drugs.
With the goal of finding solutions to create inclusive societies, Kathleen Sitter’s work aims to identify histories and events as experienced and understood by the disability community in Canada.
Ryan Stevenson’s work focuses on sensory information and processing with neurodiverse populations, particularly autistic individuals. His research will explore the regions of the brain involved with sensory differences in autism.
Donald Savoie, 2015 Canada Council Killam Prize Laureate in Social Sciences, sat with Richard Saillant, long time colleague and Director of.
Professor Morin is a world-renowned sleep expert who has made original and sustained contributions to the development and dissemination of psychological and behavioural therapies for insomnia, a health problem traditionally treated with medications.
