Shelley Clark
Contact via McGill University
Key Research Areas
- Demography
- Youth
- Sociology
- Sociology
- GENDER
- Family
- HIV/AIDS
- Population Health
- INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
- Family Demography
- family dynamics
- family structure
- financial security
- GLOBAL HEALTH
- graphic design
- Health
- HEALTH SERVICES
- HUMAN CAPITAL
- life course trajectories
- LONGITUDINAL DATA
- Political Science
- Population studies
- quantiative analyses
- REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
- rural/urban inequalities
- rural-urban migration
- social and health policy
- social capital
- social statistics
- SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
- survey instruments
- transitions
- adolescents
- Youth
- child marriage
- cultural capital
- data journalism
- DATA VISUALISATION
- Economics
- Education
- Education
- Family
Associated Researchers
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Koski, Alissa
McGill University -
Kabiru, Caroline W
African Population and Health Research Center -
Le Bourdais, Céline
McGill University -
Quesnel-Vallee, Amelie
McGill University -
Ruths, Derek A.S
McGill University -
Soehl, Thomas G
McGill University
Associated Organizations
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Recent Research Projects
Are Rural Americans Disadvantaged? Inequalities in Life Course Trajectories across the Rural-Urban Divide
2018/19-2019/20 • $34,323 • PI
Few tensions highlighted by the 2016 presidential election in the United States have been as deeply felt as the perceived growing cleavage between rural and urban Americans. Extensive ethnographic research provides compelling evidence that rural Americans feel distinctly disadvantaged fueling...
Data visualisation for population analytics: developing talent to assist decision-making in the era of big data
2017/18 • $24,009 • PI,CO
The promise of Big Data is increasingly tempered by the 4 Vs of volume, variety, velocity, and veracity, which pose substantial analytic challenges both substantively and methodologically. Population researchers are uniquely poised to rise to this challenge, having by definition been trained to...
Canada Research Chair in Youth, Gender, and Global Health
2012/13-2016/17 • $500,000 • PI
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Pilot Test of a New Family Support Tree (FST) Survey Instrument in Montréal, Canada and Nairobi, Kenya
2013/14-2014/15 • $64,700 • PI,CO
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