My doctoral research examined geographies of homelessness and housing insecurity in the Northwest Territories.  The research focuses on acute forms of homelessness in Inuvik and Yellowknife, while at the same time using the experiences of research collaborators to explore homelessness at the territorial scale. My thesis, Homeless in a homeland, can be downloaded here.

This research comprises a sub-project under the multi-disciplinary International Polar Year project The Impacts of Oil and Gas on Arctic Peoples Using a Multiple Securities Perspective.

I also contribute to the research initiatives, Metropolia Arctic: Modern Urban Issues in the Circumpolar North and the Social Economy Research Network of Northern Canada.