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People

People are what make On the Move a partnership.

The On the Move Partnership would go nowhere without its people. Most On the Move Co-investigators are based at academic institutions where they work in an array of disciplines from sociology and business, to health promotion and cultural geography. Their research areas are wide-ranging, and many have previous experience working as part of large, interdisciplinary research projects. Our Partners come from the community, academia, labour, and government. They provide essential support, both financial and in-kind, and play an integral role in shaping our research questions and methods. Our Trainees and Affiliates also come from academia and the community, many are students in undergraduate, Masters or PhD programs, others are Post-doctoral fellows, and some are research assistants affiliated with partner community organizations. On the Move core Staff are housed at Memorial University, and have backgrounds in managing multi-year, interdisciplinary research projects, community, and academic work. Our Advisory Board have business, labour, community and scholarly backgrounds, and provide independent intellectual input and support to the project. And of course our research participants, the workers and their families, employers, union representatives, community organizations, policy makers, and others willing to share their employment-related geographical mobility experiences, play a crucial role in On the Move, without their generous collaboration, the project would not be able to proceed.

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Contact

On the Move Partnership
202 Elizabeth Avenue
Memorial University of Newfoundland
St. John’s, NL, A1C 5S7
709-864-7551
bneis@mun.ca

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Funding

The On the Move Partnership is a project of the SafetyNet Centre for Occupational Health & Safety Research at Memorial University. On the Move is supported by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, InnovateNL, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Canada Foundation for Innovation and numerous universities and partners.

On the Move Partnership
  • About
    • Contact
    • Governance
    • Sponsors
  • People
    • Advisory Board
    • Co-investigators
    • Partners
    • Trainees & Affiliates
    • Staff
  • Research
    • Methods
    • Sites
    • Sectors
  • News & Events
    • Events & Conferences
    • Media
    • Opportunities
  • Results
    • albertastories
    • Books & Book Chapters
    • Completed Theses
    • COVID-19 & the Mobile Labour Force
    • Digital Stories / Videos
    • ERGM of Healthcare Workers NS
    • Families in Canada 2019
    • Fort St. John Roundtables & Report
    • Journals & Journal Articles
    • KM List
    • Mobility Maps
    • Policy Syntheses
    • Presentations
    • Reports
  • Resources
    • Datasets
    • Reference Database
    • Related Projects
    • Other Resources
  • Blog
  • en
  • fr
  • en
  • fr