Brady Reid

Brady Reid

Titre ou Fonction

  • Étudiant au doctorat

Expertise

  • Intersection between Indigenous and Western research paradigms; Research as a vehicle for community development.

Institution/Organisation

  • Grenfell Campus, Memorial University - Environmental Policy Institute

Centre régional

  • Atlantique

Adresse(s) courriel

Téléphone

  • (902) 880 7433

Biographie

As the coordinator of the recently formed PhiLab Atlantic Hub, it will be my role to help develop the short-term and long-term objectives of the hub alongside the Director and research and community partners. My research interests focus on ways in which research can or cannot be used as an avenue for community development in rural communities. Recently working on various projects exploring philanthropic community development, I hope to work with PhiLab and the Atlantic Hub to better understand the landscape of philanthropy in Atlantic Canada and how a research and capacity building relationship can promote social, environmental and economic change.

Publications

PhiLab Publications

Understanding and Supporting Collaborative Philanthropy in Atlantic Canada

Understanding and Supporting Collaborative Philanthropy in Atlantic Canada

Does collaborative philanthropy exist in Atlantic Canada? To answer that question we first conceptualize the term philanthropy, which Daly (2012) ...
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Editorial: Philanthropy, Climate Change & the Environment

Editorial: Philanthropy, Climate Change & the Environment

Cet éditorial introduit notre plus récente édition spéciale: Philanthropie, changement climatique et environnement Philanthropic behavior is far reaching and exists ...
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sense of place charitable giving and mobile work

Exploring the intersection of sense of place, charitable giving and mobile work in Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundlanders and Labradorians have a long history of extended mobility for work, such as in the Labrador cod fishery of ...
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sense of place within Newfoundland and Labrador

Sense of place and the potential to build a stronger philanthropic network in Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador joined Canada as its tenth province in 1949. As Canada’s youngest province, many of the older generation ...
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Miscellaneous

Apart from academia, I spend as much time outside as possible. The winter months I find myself on the slopes strapped to my snowboard and in the summer months (or as much summer as we get in Newfoundland), I am either hiking with my dog or camping with some pals! It’s important to balance time spent working in front of the computer with fresh air and sunshine (or snow?).