Conduct disability housing policy research as a part-time Graduate Research Assistant at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy. Apply critical thinking, archival research, and solid communication skills.
JSGS is recruiting a Graduate Research Assistant to report to Dr. Daniel Dickson, Assistant Professor. The work focuses on disability housing policy in Canada. Activities include literature review, archival research, partnership with advocacy organizations, research meetings, and research notes.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct literature reviews on disability housing policy in Canada
Assist with archival research activities
Work with disability advocacy organizations and self-advocates
Attend or co-facilitate regular research meetings
Prepare clear, organized research notes
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a relevant social science discipline
Exceptional oral and written communication skills
Excellent critical thinking skills
Ability to collaborate effectively with others
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Support Canadian disability housing policy research through literature review, archival work, collaboration, and disciplined project planning.