Financial support

The Domestic Violence Research Team offers its members various forms of support.

Support for students

To support excellence, the Team offers 2nd and 3rd cycle scholarships on a competitive basis. The award committee is responsible for evaluating the applications received.

Master's Excellence Scholarship ($2,500)
Doctoral Excellence Scholarship ($5,000)

Congratulations to our recipients

2020

Young fathers in poverty: clinical and biographical research on the repetition of violence

François-Xavier Charlebois - Postdoctoral Fellow, Université du Québec à Montréal

Between conflicts, representations and actions: analysis of the role of the media in cases involving violence against aboriginal women in Quebec and Canada

Annie Vézina - Doctorate in social work, Université Laval

The perceived competence of front-line social workers in dealing with a population of gay and bisexual men, in the context of violence in their intimate and loving relationships

Gabriel Nadeau - Master's degree in social work, Université Laval

2019

Quinze ans plus tard : regards critiques sur l'évolution du traitement sociojuridique de l'exposition des enfants à la violence conjugale dans les services de protection de la jeunesse au Québec

Alexandra Vincent - Doctorate in Social Work, University of Ottawa

Documenting the point of view of children and adolescents exposed to domestic violence: for innovative intervention practices in shelters

Michèle Frenette - Doctorate in Social Work, University of Ottawa

Support for research members

To encourage its researchers to publish their work in major internationally recognized journals, the Team offers funds to reimburse translation costs from French to English (maximum $2,500). Start-up funds for research projects are also available (maximum $4,000).

Article translation fund

Eligibility requirements

The article must be part of the team's research program and be related to one of its research axes;

The application must be submitted by a regular or associate researcher on the team;

Two regular team members must participate as co-authors;

The article must be submitted to the journal within six months of receiving the grant.

Interested parties should complete the appropriate form and attach the requested documents.

Start-up funds

Eligibility requirements:

The project must be part of the Team's research program and be related to one of its research axes;

At least two regular team members must be involved in the project;

The project must be led by a regular research member of the team, who undertakes to submit a grant application to a funding agency within 12 months of receiving the start-up funds.

Interested parties must complete the appropriate form and attach the requested documents.