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Research Associates

The Manitoba Office works with a team of research associates, listed below. To request media interviews or find out about public speakers, please contact Karen Schlichting at the CCPA-Manitoba office: 204-927-3200 or ccpamb[at]policyalternatives.ca.

Fletcher Baragar
Associate Professor, Economics, U of M
Manitoba Economy

Jerry Buckland
Faculty Member, International Development Studies, U of W
Rural development

Robert Chernomas
Professor, Economics, U of M
Health Economics, Post Secondary Education

Elizabeth Comack
Professor, Sociology, U of M
Gender, Social Justice

Lawrence Deane
Associate Professor, Inner City Social Work, U of M
Housing

Jennifer DeGroot
Executive Director, UNPAC
Women and the economy

Julie Guard
Associate Professor, Labour Studies, U of M
Labour

Ian Hudson
Associate Professor, Economics, U of M
Provincial Budget, Taxation

Pete Hudson
Professor (retired), Social Work, U of M
Health Care, Social Policy
 

Peter Kulchyski
Professor, Native Studies, U of M
CED

Susan Prentice
Professor, Sociology, U of M
Family, Child Care Policy

Ian Skelton
Professor, City Planning, U of M
City Planning

Jim Silver
Director, Urban & Inner City Studies, U of W
Inner City, Aboriginal Issues

Andrew Woolford
Associate Professor, Sociology, U of M
Crime, Aboriginal issues

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Welcome to the Manitoba Office

"The CCPA Manitoba has been publishing progressive social and economic research since forming in 1997.  We have established a reputation for working in collaboration with the community, conducting research that is relevant to the issues of importance to Manitobans, and presenting viable progressive policy alternatives."

– Molly McCracken
Director, Manitoba Office

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