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2018
This research addresses password accessibility challenges for people with vision impairment. It examines current difficulties and introduces “bend passwords,” a tactile input method using flexible devices. Early findings suggest they are secure and…
2017
This research explores brain stimulation as a safe, low-cost alternative to medication for children with neurological and mental health conditions. Despite promising results across disorders, only a small fraction of studies involve children. The…
2017
This research examines truth in the age of “post-truth,” linking ancient concepts of parrhesia to modern storytelling. Using Blue Is the Warmest Color, it shows how fiction fosters empathy and challenges power structures. The work argues…
2017
This project reimagines the future of Thetford Mines following the asbestos industry’s collapse. It proposes landscape restoration and a new sustainable district combining housing and ecotourism. By healing environmental damage and honoring…
2016
This research examines employment challenges faced by newcomer and refugee youth in Canada. Through interviews and surveys, it identifies barriers such as limited networks and access to services. Findings highlight the importance of tailored support…
2016
This research examines gender bias in leadership recognition. Despite evidence that women exhibit effective transformational leadership, male employees often undervalue female leaders. This bias affects promotion decisions, reinforcing the glass…
2016
This research examines harm reduction practices and their limitations within systems of prohibition. While designed to support people without judgment, institutional rules and boundaries restrict access. Case studies reveal how these constraints can…
2016
This research analyzes how Peter the Venerable shaped medieval Christian identity through anti-Jewish writings. Beyond logical argument, his texts evoke emotional responses to reinforce division. By examining their influence, the study traces early…
2016
This research examines shame among social work students and its role in burnout. Interviews reveal key triggers: emotional coping struggles, perceived privilege, and societal stigma toward the profession. The findings highlight the need for training…