2015 Jill Vickers Prize

2015 Jill Vickers Prize

Jun 3, 2015 | Jill Vickers Prize

2015 Jill Vickers Prize Winner: Karen Bird2014 CPSA conference paper – Challenges to Intersectional Inclusion: Institutional Dynamics of Ethnic Quotas and their Impact on Ethnic Minority WomenPhoto: Karen Bird holding the plaque for the 2015 Jill Vickers Prize....
2014 Jill Vickers Prize

2014 Jill Vickers Prize

May 31, 2014 | Jill Vickers Prize

2014 Jill Vickers Prize Winner: Melanee Thomas and Lisa Lambert2013 CPSA conference paper – Private Mom vs Political Dad? Communications of Parental Status in the 41st Canadian Parliament Excerpt from jury report: In this well-written and expertly presented...
2013 Jill Vickers Prize

2013 Jill Vickers Prize

Jun 5, 2013 | Jill Vickers Prize

2013 Jill Vickers Prize Winner: Tracey Raney2012 CPSA conference paper – Leaving Parliament: Gender and Exit in the Ontario LegislaturePhoto: Tracey Raney (Ryerson University), CPSA President’s Dinner, June 5, 2013, Fairmont Empress Crystal Ballroom, Victoria....
2014 Jill Vickers Prize

2012 Jill Vickers Prize

May 31, 2012 | Jill Vickers Prize

2012 Jill Vickers Prize Winner: Lois Harder and Michelle Thomarat2011 CPSA conference paper – The Law and the Parent: the Numbers Game of Standing and StatusExcerpt from jury report: Lois Harder and Michelle Thomarat expertly weave together three theoretical...
2014 Jill Vickers Prize

2010 Jill Vickers Prize

May 31, 2010 | Jill Vickers Prize

2010 Jill Vickers Prize Winner: Maya Eichler (York University)Russia’s Soldiers’ Mothers: Contesting or Reinforcing Militarized Gender Roles? (2009 CPSA conference paper)Excerpt from jury report:  Maya Eichler’s paper takes central concepts of feminist international...
2014 Jill Vickers Prize

2009 Jill Vickers Prize

May 31, 2009 | Jill Vickers Prize

2009 Jill Vickers Prize Winner: Candace Johnson (University of Guelph)The Political ‘Nature’ of Pregnancy and Childbirth (2008 CPSA conference paper)Excerpt from jury report: This paper examines theoretical debates concerning “medicalization” as they are...