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Patience Elabor-Idemudia recognized with award
Posted on 2017-10-25 in Politics & Society
Professor Patience Elabor-Idemudia (Department of Sociology)
Professor Patience Elabor-Idemudia (Department of Sociology) has been recognized by the Nigerian Canadian Association of Saskatoon for her service, dedication and commitment to the growth of their community with a meritorious award. Elabor-Idemudia's research focuses on immigration, racial and ethnic relations, human trafficking and the challenges facing immigrant women from developing nations.
The Nigerian-Canadian Association of Saskatchewan (NCAs) is a non-profit and non-political association established in 2016, with its headquarters based in Saskatoon.
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