<p>The episode features:</p><ul><li>graduate research emerging from Laurier Brantford-based research community.</li><li><strong>Ali Diebold</strong>, pronouns she/her, is a feminist community-based researcher, social worker, and human rights advocate who is pursuing a PhD in Social Work at Wilfrid Laurier University.</li><li>Additional information about the research and transcript (with relevant links) available from <a href="http://wlu.ca/research-chat" target="_blank">wlu.ca/Research-Chat</a></li></ul>

Monitoring Lake Ice Thickness from Space in the Northwest Territories. Gifty Attiah, Geography and Environmental Studies

Research Chat showcases research contributed by Laurier’s graduate students who share their work in their own words. 

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By-Law Enforcement Responses to Homelessness and Homeless Encampments in Ontario. Natasha Martino, Criminology.

Breaking Through Barriers: Exploring Social Enterprise Programs as an Employment Intervention for Reintegrating Women in Ontario. Ali Diebold, Faculty of Social Work