The Adaptech team conducts research involving college and university students with a variety of disabilities in Canada.

A study of the of the LTK+'s impact on the development of literacy and numeracy skills in Kenyan primary classrooms.

This study looks at the impact of using the French adaptation of ABRACADABRA on early elementary Francophone students in Quebec.

A study on the affective, cognitive, and behavioural dimensions of computer programming skills.

This project is studying the use of Spaceteam ESL in secondary classrooms in Mombasa.

Landscape of Hope is a unique, evidence-based intervention that magnifies youth narratives as they pertain to building resilience against racism, discrimination, prejudice and cyber bullying.

Landscape of Hate is an improvised multimedia project with the objective of promoting and favouring the public voice in framing pluralistic dialogues about how we negotiate various forms of hate in our society.

This project draws from the voices of those who have engaged in hatred, namely, former extremists, sharing their experiences and thoughts on how to build resilience against radicalization leading to violent extremism and hatred.

"From Hate to Hope: Building Understanding and Resilience" is an interactive Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) developed by Project Someone.

The Words in Context database was developed to critically analyze online discourses related to themes and topics of interest to Lebanon and its neighbours in 2018.

A practical toolkit for community, police, health and education stakeholders in Canada to understand racial and social profiling and to find ways forward.