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Child and Youth Care - Student Works

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    Research recast(ed): S1E17 - Student Research Day - allyship, e-scooters and criminal psychology
    (2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Lakhani, Alysha-Khanu; Bailey, Brady; Thomas, Mackenzie
    Today, we learn about three different MacEwan student research projects focusing on the topics of Indigenous allyship, sustainability and criminology. In our first Student Research Day podcast, we speak with three student researchers. First, Alysha-Khanu Lakhani discusses her paper on Indigenous allyship in the Asian Diaspora, touching on implicit bias, challenging perceptions and cognitive imperialism. Next we talk with Brady Bailey, whose award winning research looks at sustainability, e-scooters and the sharing economy. Lastly, we talk with Mackenzie Thomas about her pioneering research into typographies and risk assessment of criminogenic needs of sexual offenders.
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    Research recast(ed): S1E18 - Student Research Day - authenticity, design activism and immersive audio
    (2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Beaver, Elana; Odashima, Carolina Tiemi
    Today we learn about three more student research projects focused on child and youth care, design and typography, and immersive audio visual scholarship. In our second Student Research Day podcast (and our LAST episode of Season 1), we speak with another three student researchers. First, Elana ‘Lainy’ Beaver talks about her part in a course-based research project on authenticity in child and youth care. Next, we sit down with Carolina Tiemi Odashima to talk about design and typography as we touch on all four projects she presented this past year. Lastly, our very own Dylan Cave is interviewed on his scholarship on immersive audio visual research, and using modern technology to elevate a traditionally developed ballet to bring the art form to a new standard.