Principal Investigator: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Standard
Research Grant, 2005 to 2008
Project: Negotiating Late Capitalism as Non-Immigrant Labour in the US: H-Category
Temporary Visa Workers and US Society, Value: $106,070.
CFHSS Aid to Scholarly Publications Program, 2005
Grant in aid of publication for Home Economics: Nationalism and the Making of ‘Migrant Workers’ in
Canada, University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada, Value: $7000.
York University Social Sciences and Humanities Small Research Grant, 2005
Project: “Selling the Nation: WWI And WWII War Bonds and Racialized Minorities In Canada
and the U.S.” Value: $2700
York University Minor Research Grant, 2005
Project: “Selling the Nation: WWI And WWII War Bonds and Racialized Minorities In Canada
and the U.S.” Value: $1400
York University Junior Faculty Grant, 2005
Project: “Selling the Nation: WWI And WWII War Bonds and Racialized Minorities In Canada
and the U.S.” Value: $700
University of British Columbia Humanities and Social Sciences Small Research Grant, 2003
Value: $1,983
Rockefeller Foundation Post-Doctoral Residential Fellowship, August 2002 to December 2002
Project: “Unsettling Imagi(nations): Globalization and Women’s Transnational Migrations in Asia
and the Pacific,” Value: $16,500 (USD)
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Aid to Occasional Research Conferences
Grant, March 22 to 24 2002
Project: Transnational Conference: Unsettling Imagi(nations): Towards Re-configuring B/orders,
Vancouver, BC, Value: $10,000
Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Canada Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council,
2000 to 2002
Project: “Citizenship as an Architect of Inequality in Late Capitalism? The Co-existence of
Citizens and Non-Citizens in Canada” Anthropology and Sociology Department, University of
British Columbia, Value: $80,056.
