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Dr. Encalada Grez specializes in precarious labour-migration and transnational ethnograpy. She has advocated for the rights of migrant farmworkers in Canada for over 20 years, appeared in documentaries and mobilized her research in several venues such as the United Nations in New York and Parliament Hill in Ottawa.

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Evelyn Encalada Grez

Assistant Professor, Sociology-Labour Studies Program, Simon Fraser University
email eencalad@sfu.ca
launchevelynencalada.com
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Canada | AREAS: Latin America | METHODS: Art-Based Methods | METHODS: Community-Engaged Research
Thematic Research Area
Borders and Sovereignty | Diasporas and Transnationalism | Gender and Migration | Indigenous Studies | Labour Migration | Migration and Race | Settler Colonialism and Decolonization | Undocumented Migration and Statelessness
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Non-UBC Faculty (Southwestern BC)

About

Dr. Encalada Grez specializes in precarious labour-migration and transnational ethnograpy. She has advocated for the rights of migrant farmworkers in Canada for over 20 years, appeared in documentaries and mobilized her research in several venues such as the United Nations in New York and Parliament Hill in Ottawa.

Evelyn Encalada Grez

Assistant Professor, Sociology-Labour Studies Program, Simon Fraser University
email eencalad@sfu.ca
launchevelynencalada.com
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Canada | AREAS: Latin America | METHODS: Art-Based Methods | METHODS: Community-Engaged Research
Thematic Research Area
Borders and Sovereignty | Diasporas and Transnationalism | Gender and Migration | Indigenous Studies | Labour Migration | Migration and Race | Settler Colonialism and Decolonization | Undocumented Migration and Statelessness
Group
Non-UBC Faculty (Southwestern BC)
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Dr. Encalada Grez specializes in precarious labour-migration and transnational ethnograpy. She has advocated for the rights of migrant farmworkers in Canada for over 20 years, appeared in documentaries and mobilized her research in several venues such as the United Nations in New York and Parliament Hill in Ottawa.