University of Calgary

Liza Lorenzetti

  • Associate Professor

Research Interests

Trauma and Violence:

Practice Approaches:

Human Service Organizations and Systems:

Research Methods:

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning:

Currently Teaching

Profile

I am from Italian heritage, born on Mohawk Kanien’kehá:ka territory (Montréal). I have been living in Mokhinistsis (Calgary) for many years, traditional territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy which includes the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations as Treaty 7 Nations with the Tsuut’ina First Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda (including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations) as well as  Métis Region 3. I strive to be an activist scholar with my teaching, research and service informed by 30 years of community and counselling practice focused on violence prevention, anti-racism, refugee rights, peace building and other social justice commitments.  

Research Focus areas:

Domain 1: Social movements and social transformation. Includes a community focus on social justice organizing, and violence prevention with an intersectional lens to men’s prevention roles; anti-racism anticolonialism and gender and sexuality rights;

Domain 2: Critical pedagogy and transformative learning. Focused on the academy and the scholarship of teaching and learning, and centered experiential and mentoring practices;

Domain 3: Methodological contributions. Community-based, feminist and participatory action research. Committed to intersectional, anti-racist and decolonizing feminisms.

Current Research

 

  1. Stories of Personal Transformation: Men Working for Violence Prevention and Gender Equity (Lead Investigator – with Jamal, A. Walsh, C., Amin, H., Ibrar, M., Hossein, G., Mancey Sehgal, K.). SSHRC Insight Development Grant. 
  2. Healing through Fatherhood: Voices of Indigenous and Immigrant Men (Lead Investigator – with Jamal, A., Mancey Sehgal, K., Gomez, T., Beebe, P., Boustani, A.). O’Brien Institute Catalyst Grant – Vulnerable Populations.
  3. Men as Agents of Change (Lead Investigator – with Jamal, I. & Sehgal, K. (organizational lead). Alberta Status of Women.
  4. “Good Dads”: Father's Perspectives on Fatherhood and Masculinity in Alberta (Lead Investigator - with Jamal, A. & Dunghel, R.) University Research Grants Committee, University of Calgary.
  5. Good Men’s Circle. (Lead Investigator- with Jamal., A & Sehgal, K. (organizational lead)
  6. Social Work Graduate Field Education: Exploring the Potential for Transformative Learning (Co-Investigator  - with with Lee, E. (PI), Ferrer, I., MacDonald, S.A., & Parent, A.A.)  SSHRC Insight Development Grant. 
  7. Promoting Graduate Student Mental Health Through Peer Mentorship (Co-Investigator -with Lorenzetti, D. (PI), Nowell, L. Oddone-Paolucci, E.Lorenzetti, L. Jacobsen, M. T. Clancy, T.Christie, T.). Campus Mental Health Strategy (CMHS), University of Calgary.
  8. Transforming the Field Education Landscape: Intersections of Research and Practice in Canadian Social Work Field Education (Collaborator- with Drolet, J.(PI) et al.). Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Partnership Grant.

 

Completed Studies

  1. Teaching Antiracism and Anticolonialism: Applying Critical Pedagogy for Transformative Learning in Social Work
  2. Anticolonial Approaches to Study Abroad: Partnerships for Social Justice in Social Work Education
  3. Methodological Meeting of the Minds (M3)
  4. Experiencing Masculinities Symposium
  5. Making Social Work Accessible Through the Airwaves: Developing Podcasting as a Pedagogical Approach for Experiential Teaching and Learning
  6. Men as Agents of Change: Peaceful Families, Harmonious Communities
  7. A Critical Pedagogy Approach to Social Work Education: Supporting Transformational Learning
  8. An Exploration of Peer Mentorship in Graduate Education
  9. Institutional Framework to Strengthen Social Work Research: The Research Practicum 
  10. The Alberta Men’s Survey: Well-being and violence prevention
  11. Housing Outcomes of Immigrants in Calgary: A Case Study
  12. Domestic violence Prevention with Ethno-Cultural Communities
  13. Community Voices: Insights on Services from People with Experiences of Homelessness

 

Research and Scholarly Activity – Research Projects Completed

    1. The Alberta Men’s Survey: Well-Being and Healthy Relationships
    2. Engaging Men in Domestic Violence Prevention: A Collective-Cultures Approach
    3. Housing Outcomes of Immigrants in Calgary: A Case Study Community Voices
    4. Community Voices: Insights on social and human services from people with lived experiences of homelessness       
    5. Engaging men in domestic violence prevention:  Opportunities and promising approaches
    6. The Dual Impact of Domestic Violence and War on Refugee Women in Calgary

Education

2016

PhD, University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work.

Dissertation topic: Engaging Men in Domestic Violence Prevention (Feminist participatory action research)

2006

MSW, University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work.

Thesis: The Dual Impact of War and Family Violence on Refugee Women in Calgary (Grounded theory)

1992

B.S.W. (distinction), McGill University, Faculty of Social Work.

Media Work

Safadi,. I. (2019, August). Young activists lead successful fundraiser to help children in Pakistan. https://fsw.ucalgary.ca/news/young-activists-lead-successful-fundraiser-help-children-pakistan  

Lorenzetti, L. (2019, June). People’s power and collective resistance. Explore UCalgary. Retrieve from https://explore.ucalgary.ca/power-collective-resistance

MacKinnon, M. (2019, May). What’s the power of one voice? Democracy in Canada and questioning the illusion of the inevitable. Explore UCalgary. Retrieve from https://explore.ucalgary.ca/individual-power-and-democracy-in-canada

Dialogue City #014. (2018, December 8). A conversation (mostly) on social constructs and systemic oppression. Retrieve from https://medium.com/dialogue-city/dialogue-city-episode-014-nyabuoy-gatbel-liza-lorenzetti-agnes-odera-f26a454196fe

Utoday. (2018, November 6). Olympics are more than the price tag, University of Calgary experts say. Retrieve from https://www.ucalgary.ca/utoday/issue/2018-11-06/olympics-are-more-price-tag-university-calgary-experts-say

McSweeney, D. (2018, November 2). Social work hosts on-campus panel calling for justice for Indigenous women. UToday. Retrieve from https://ucalgary.ca/utoday/issue/2018-11-02/social-work-hosts-campus-panel-calling-justice-indigenous-women

The Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning. (2018, Fall). A Critical pedagogy approach to social work education: Supporting transformative learning. Retrieve from https://vimeo.com/294237916

The Advocate. (2018, Summer). Awards Reflect the Legacy and Future of U of C Social Work. Alberta College of Social Workers. Retrieve from https://www.acsw.ab.ca/document/2213/Advocate%20Summer%202018%20D03738%20Bird%20ACSW%20Advocate%20Summer%2018_LR%20Pages_July%209.pdf

UToday. (2018, January 18). University of Calgary Teaching and Learning Grants open to proposals. University of Calgary. Retrieve from https://www.ucalgary.ca/utoday/issue/2018-01-18/2018-19-university-calgary-teaching-and-learning-grants-open-proposals

APTN. (2017, December 1). Episode 13, Season II of Taken: Jacquline Crazybull. Retrieve from http://aptn.ca/taken/episode-guide/season-2/  https://www.facebook.com/takentheseries/posts/coming-friday-december-1st-on-aptn-episode-13-the-finale-of-season-ii-of-takendi/1089827267821319/

W21C Research Project Spotlight. (2017, April 13).  An Exploration of Peer Mentorship in Graduate Education. University of Calgary. Retrieve from http://us8.campaign-archive1.com/?e=56e6fd32ec&u=e8f1b129323bbcaff8881161c&id=2592bb597f

660 CHED with Ryan Jespersen (2016, September 9). Alberta Men’s Survey. Retrieve from https://soundcloud.com/630ched/sept-9-hr-2-simone-klann-really-cool-jobs-lisa-lorenzetti-adrian-wolfleg-ab-mens-survey

 CTV Primetime with Shawna Randolph. (2016, August 24). Alberta Men’s Survey. Retrieve from http://alberta.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=695329

Metro News. (2015, November). Alberta Men’s Network. Retrieve from http://www.metronews.ca/news/calgary/2015/10/14/university-of-calgary-survey-sheds-light-on-mens-health.html

The Calgary Journal (2014, November). Diversity in Parenting Making a Positive Impact.  Retrieve from http://www.calgaryjournal.ca/index.php/profiles/2272-diversity-in-parenting-creating-positive-impact

 

 

Publications from 2008-Present

Refereed Journal Articles 

Lorenzetti, L. & Dunghel, R. Community-led transformative research tools and applications: From Canada to Nepal. Canadian Journal of Action Research, August 2020. (in press)

Walsh, C. Borlé, E., Lorenzetti, L.,  Birks, L., Cerecero, L., Isnardo de la Cruz Lugardo, P.  International field education through a postcolonial lens: A case example of developing a group study program in Mexico. International Social Work (in press)

Pethrick, H. Nowell, L., Oddone-Paolucci, E., Lorenzetti, L., Jacobsen, M., Clancy T., Lorenzetti. D.L. The impact of peer mentoring in medical residency education: A systematic review. Canadian Medical Education Journal (in press).

Ferrer, I., Shaw, J. & Lorenzetti, L. Ethical storytelling and digital narratives: Lessons learned in student-led podcasts and community radio partnerships. Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics (accepted)

MacDonald S.A.,  Srikanthan, S., Lee Woo Jin E., Ferrer, I., Lorenzetti, L., & Parent A.A.  Field education as transgression?  Intersectionalities: A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity. (pp. 1-28) (Accepted).

Lorenzetti, L. & Walsh, C. (2020). Feminist participatory action research with men to prevent intimate partner violence: Employing an intersectional stance. Action Research Journal, pp. 1-22 . doi: 10.1177/1476750320932966

Lorenzetti, D.L., Pethrick, H., Nowell, L., Lorenzetti, L., Jacobsen, M., & Oddone-Paolucci, E. (2020). Mentorship in medical residency education: Anatomy of a systematic review. Sage Research Methods Cases. 1-22. doi.org/10.4135/9781529714180  

Ferrer, I., Lorenzetti, L. & Shaw. J. (2019). Podcasting for social justice: Exploring the potential of experiential and transformative teaching and learning through social work podcasts. Social Work Education. doi: 10.1080/02615479.2019.1680619

Lorenzetti, D.L., Shipton, L., Nowell, L., Jacobsen, M,. Lorenzetti, L., Clancy, T., Oddone-Paolucci, E. A. (2019). Systematic review of graduate student peer mentorship in academia. Mentoring and Tutoring: Partnerships in Education, 27(5), 549-576. doI: 10.1080/13611267.2019.1686694

Lorenzetti, L., Halvorsen, J., Dhungel, R., Lorenzetti, D., Oshchepkova, T. Haile, L., & Biscette, K. (2019). Community-based mentors and journey guides: A transformative learning approach to social work education. Social Work Education 38(4), 1-11, . doi.org/10.1080/02615479.2019.1593956

Walsh, C., Calbrunsen, C., & Lorenzetti, L. (2019). Research Practicum: An Experiential Model of Social Work. Sage Open, 1-11. doi.org/10.1177/2158244019841922

Pethrick, H., Nowell, L., Oddone Paolucci, E., Lorenzetti, L., Jacobsen, M., Clancy, T., & Lorenzetti D.L. (2017). Psychosocial and career outcomes of peer mentorship in medical resident education: A systematic review protocol. Systematic Reviews, 6, 178.

Lorenzetti, L., Wells, L., Logie, C., & Callaghan, T. (2017). Understanding and preventing domestic violence in the lives of gender and sexually diverse persons. Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, 26(3), 175–185. doi:10.3138/cjhs.2016-0007.

Goulet, S., Lorenzetti, L., Walsh, C. A., & Wells, L. (2016). Understanding the environment: Domestic violence and prevention in urban Aboriginal communities. First Peoples Child and Family Review, 11(1), 9-23. 

Walsh, C. A., Lorenzetti, L., St. Denis, N., Murwisi, P., & Lewis, T. R. (2016). Community Voices: Insights on social and human services from people with lived experiences of homelessness. Review of Social Sciences, 1(02), 27-41. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.18533/rss.v1i2.7

Lorenzetti, L., Azulai, A., & Walsh, C. A. (2016). Addressing power in conversation and methodology: Enhancing the transformative capacities of the world café. Journal of Transformative Education, 14(3), 200-219. doi: 10.1177/1541344616634889

Lorenzetti, L. & Walsh, C. A. (2014). Is there an ‘f’ in your PAR: Understanding, teaching and doing action research. Canadian Journal of Action Research, 15(1), 50-63.

Begum, F., Walsh, C. A., & Lorenzetti, L. (2014). Ethical challenges: Research on intimate partner violence experiences of pregnant immigrant women. West East Journal of Social Sciences, 3(2), 82-89.

Lorenzetti, L. (2013). Developing a cohesive emancipatory social work identity: Risking an act of love, Critical Social Work, 14(2), 47-59. 

Lorenzetti, L. (2013). Research as a social justice tool: An activist’s perspective. AFFILIA Journal of Women and Social Work, 28(4), 451-457.

Wells, L., Hurlock, D., Antonio, M., Lantion, V., Abboud, R., Claussen, C., & Lorenzetti, L. (2013). A context of domestic violence: Learnings for prevention from the Calgary Filipino community. International Journal of Child, Youth and Family Studies, 4(1), 147-165.

Lorenzetti, L., & Este, D. (2010). War and partner violence: Refugee women’s experiences and impacts on resettlement. Canadian Social Work, 12(1), 76-81.

 

Books & Book Chapters 

Books

Este, D., Lorenzetti, L., & Sato, C., (Eds) (2018). Racism and anti-racism in Canada. Winnipeg, MA: Fernwood Publishing.

Book Chapters

Halvorsen, J., King, R., Lorenzetti, L., Wolfleg, A., & Haile, L. White entitlement in antiracism and anticolonialism. In A. Gebhard, S. Mclean, V. St. Denis (Eds.), Whiteness at work: Disturbing practices of racism across the Canadian prairies. Winnipeg, MB: Fernwood Publishing. (forthcoming)

Lorenzetti L. & Jacob, A. (2018). Anti-Racism: White privilege and changing oppressive social structures. In Este, D., Lorenzetti, L., & Sato, C., (Eds). Racism and anti-racism in Canada (pp. 39-69). Winnipeg, MA:  Fernwood Publishing.

Este, D., & Sato, C., & Lorenzetti, L. (2018). The colour blind society. In Este, D., Lorenzetti, L., & Sato, C., (Eds). Racism and anti-racism in Canada (pp. 1-34). Winnipeg, MA: Fernwood Publishing.

Lorenzetti, L. & Farkas, J. (2015). How did you get here? Engagement in social justice journeys through Pechakucha. In Pelech, W., King, K. & LaRoche, S. (Eds). Unity in diversity: Embracing the spirits of group work (221-23). London, ENG: Whiting & Birch

Peer-Reviewed Proceedings

Lorenzetti, L., Dhungel, R., Lorenzetti, D, Oshchepkova, T., & Haile, L. (2017). A transformative approach to social work education. Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Higher Education Advances. Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, 801-809. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/HEAd17.2017.5422

Walsh, C. & Lorenzetti, L. (2016). Mentorship framework to strengthen social work research. Proceedings, University of New Mexico Mentoring Institute, 79-87. 

Begun, F., Walsh, C. A., & Lorenzetti, L. (2014). Ethical challenges: Research on intimate partner violence experiences of pregnant immigrant women. The 2014 West East Institute International Conference Proceedings, 123-126.

Lorenzetti, L., Walsh, C. A., Mack, K. D., Sebastian, B., Ngeth, P., & Mancey, A. (2014). Migration, resettlement, racialization and well-being: Perspectives from immigrant men in Canada. The 2014 West East Institute International Conference Proceedings, 82-89.

Azulai, A., Lorenzetti, L., Walsh, C. A., Shaw, J., Heerema, V., Dhungel, R., Gulbrandsen, C., & Radzke, L. (2013). Enhancing the transformative capacities of the World Café in social work education. 4th World Conference on Learning, Teaching and Educational Leadership, Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences.

 

Encyclopaedia Entries 

Walsh, C. A., Lorenzetti, L., & Gulbrandsen, C. (2015). Feminist activism. The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Gender and Sexuality Studies. 

Artistic Submissions

Lorenzetti, L. (2020). A network of care. Action Research Network of the Americas Solidarity Project Gallery. https://knowledgedemocracy.org/projects-and-events/arna-social-solidarity-project/social-solidarity-project-gallery/

Research, Professional Reports and Narrative Submissions

Wolfleg, A., Mancey, A., Lorenzetti, L. & Zakharova, G. (2020, August). AMN Healing Circles. Alberta Men Network/University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work. 

Wang, Q., Lorenzetti, L., Mancey, A., Tabak, W. (2020). AMN Foundational Training: A Community Report. Alberta Men’s Network/ University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work.

Lorenzetti, L. (2020). The power of stories: Kwentot’ Litrato. In N. Saturay (Ed), Kwentot’ Litratrato Stories of Filipino Migration in Alberta. Calgary, AB: Migrante Alberta.  (forthcoming)

Linton, H., Chouinard, P.L., Lorenzetti, L., Mancey, R., Dhungel, R., &  Lee, E.O. (2019). Guides de périple – Mentors en justice sociale: Modèle transformationnel dans la formation en travail social. Université de Calgary/Université de Montréal.

Lorenzetti, L. & Adams, K. (2019). Women’s caucus report: 2018-2019. Canadian Association of Social Work Education. Retrieve from https://caswe-acfts.ca/caucuses/womens-caucus/

Lorenzetti, L., Mancey, A., & Dhungel, R. (2018).  A transformative model for social work: Journey guides as social justice mentors. Calgary, AB: Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary.

Lorenzetti, L., Wright, A., Haile, L., Murphy, D., Shankar, J., Hoyt, M. & Sehgal, K. (2018). Experiencing masculinities symposia: Sharing perspectives on liberatory and healthy masculinities and violence prevention. Calgary, AB: Alberta Men’s Network/University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work.

Nath, M., Sadhwani, H., & Lorenzetti, L. (2018). Well-being and Healthy relationships: Insights and experiences of South Asian men in Alberta. Calgary, AB: Alberta Men’s Network.

Lorenzetti, L., Mancey, A., Wolfleg, A., Lantion, V., & Valley, R (2018). Consensus decision-making: A guide to men’s organizing work.  Calgary, AB: Alberta Men’s Network.

Lorenzetti, L., Valley, R., Lantion, V., Haile, L., & Wolfleg, A. (2018). Men as agents of change: Adopting an antiracist and anticolonial lens in gender justice. Calgary, AB: Alberta Men’s Network/University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work.

Boustani, A., Haile, L., Hoyt, M., Jones, L., Lorenzetti, L., Murphy, D., Pederson, T., Valley, R., Wolfleg, A. (2018). Conversations about masculinities. Alberta Men’s Network. 

Pederson, T., Jones, L., Lorenzetti, L., Haile, L. (2018). Strategies for planning and running men’s groups: Part I. Alberta Men’s Network. 

Pederson, T., Jones, L., Lorenzetti, L., Haile, L. (2018). Strategies for planning and running men’s Groups: Part II. Alberta Men’s Network. 

Oliphant, F., Sadhwani, H.,  Lorenzetti, L., & Villegas, G. (2017). Well-being and healthy relationships: Insights and experiences of Latino men in Alberta. Calgary, AB: Alberta Men’s Network.

Lorenzetti, L., Lantion, V., Murwisi, P., Hoyt, M., Oliphant, F., Sadhwani, H., Oshchepkova, T., & Este, D. (2016). The Alberta Men’s Survey: A conversation with men about healthy relationships. Calgary, AB: Alberta Men’s Network.  

Lorenzetti, L., Ashna, A., Singh, L., Altwasser, D., Cala, C., & Balog, W. (2015). Preventing domestic violence in North of McKnight Communities: A place -based approach. Calgary, AB: United Way of Calgary and Area.

Sebastian, B., & Lorenzetti, L. (2015). Healthy family relations: A community response. Calgary, AB: United Way of Calgary and Area. 

Lorenzetti, L., Wells, L., Callaghan, T., & Logie, C. (2014). Domestic violence in Alberta’s gender and sexual diverse communities: Towards a framework for prevention. Calgary, AB: The University of Calgary, Shift & The Project to End Domestic Violence.

Lorenzetti, L., Lantion, V., Campbell, J., Cubero, G., Dessalegn, T., Dut, A., Dumbi, E., Mack, K. D., Mancey, A., McLeod, C., Murwisi, P., Nath. M., Neufeld, G., Ngo, H., Ngeth, P., Oliphant, F., Ontolan, D., Poulsen, T., Sebastian, B., &, Wolfleg, A. (2014). Calgary men’s action network: Non-violence as a legacy for future generations. Calgary, AB: The University of Calgary & Shift, The Project to End Domestic Violence.

Lorenzetti, L., Wells, L., Callaghan, T., Logie, C., & Koziey, L. (2014). Preventing domestic violence in LGBT communities: Understanding how discrimination, stigma, and social exclusion get in the way of healthy relationships (Issue Brief No. 3 | July 2014). Calgary AB: Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary.

Lorenzetti, L., St. Denis, N., Pearcy, E. L., Murwisi, P., & Lewis, T. R. (2013) Community Voices: Perspectives on services from Calgary's homeless community. Calgary, AB: Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, AB.

Wells, L., Lorenzetti, L., Carolo, H., Dinner, T., Jones, C., Minerson, T., & Esina, E. (2013).  Engaging men and boys in domestic violence prevention: Opportunities and promising approaches. Calgary, AB: The University of Calgary, Shift, The Project to End Domestic Violence.

Wells, L., Lorenzetti, L., & Esina, E. (2013). A priority for Alberta: Working with men and boys to prevent domestic violence. Calgary, AB: The University of Calgary, Shift, The Project to End Domestic Violence.

Wells, L., Dozois, E., Cooper, M., Claussen, C., Lorenzetti, L., & Boodt, C. (2012). How public policy and legislation can support the prevention of domestic violence in Alberta. Calgary, AB: The University of Calgary, Shift, The Project to End Domestic Violence.

 

Awards

Academic Awards

2020       Nomination: Best pedagogical article, Journal of Social Work Education

2018       Nomination: Teaching Award for Experiential Learning Initiatives

2017       Nomination: Teaching Award for Experiential Learning Initiatives

2014       Canadian Federation of University Women École Polytechnique Award

2013       Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSRHC) Doctoral Scholarship

2013       Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Doctoral Scholarship

2013       Clarice Chodak Recognition of Excellence in Social Action

2013       Best Paper Award: Chinese University of Hong Kong 50th Anniversary Social Work Post-Graduate Symposium

2012       University of Calgary Eyes High Leadership Doctoral Scholarship

2012      SSHRC Global Open Doctoral Scholarship

2012       Nomination: Vanier Scholarship 

2011      James Gripton Doctoral Scholarship in Social Work

2011       Lorne and Pat Gordon/YWCA Graduate Award

2011       Doreen F. Wilson Legacy Graduate Award

2010       Faculty of Social Work Entrance Scholarship        

2010      Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship

2007       Nomination: The University of Calgary Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award

 

Community Awards

2018       John Graham Hutton Memorial Award: Excellence in Social Work Practice - Alberta College of Social Workers

2018       Distinguished Service Award (team award given to Calgary Social Workers for Social Justice) - Canadian Association of Social Workers

2018       Certificate of Appreciation - Migrante: Migrant Rights Organization

2015       Spirit of Gold Award (team award for Men’s Action Network Calgary) - The United Way of Calgary and Area

2012       Certificate of Recognition - Salvadorian Association of Calgary

2008       National Award for Ngapagok Sudan School Peace Through Education Project - Canadian Association of Social Workers

2008       The Pulse of Social Work Advocacy Award - The University of Calgary Faculty of Social Work, The Alberta College of Social Workers

2008       Certificate of Appreciation - The Darfur Association of Canada

2007       Nomination: YMCA Peace Medal - YMCA

2007       Creation of Bridges of Hope Refugee Camp Simulation (team award) - The City of Calgary & Canadian Red Cross

2007       Certificate of Appreciation: Ngapagok School Peace Through Education Project - Calgary Sudanese Committee

2007       Certificate of Congratulations: Ngapagok School Peace Through Education Project - Legislative Assembly of Alberta

2005       Alberta Centennial Award - Government of Alberta

2004       Creation and Implementation East Office Diversity Audit (team award) -The City of Calgary Team Award

2003       Nomination: The Pulse of Social Work Advocacy Award - The University of Calgary Faculty of Social Work, The Alberta College of Social Workers & partners

2003       Nomination: The Pulse of Social Work Community Development Award  - The University of Calgary Faculty of Social Work, The Alberta College of Social Workers & partners

2002       Nomination: John Hutton Memorial Award  - Alberta College of Social Workers

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