Rights Action works in Honduras and Guatemala in support of community-based land, environmental and human rights defenders resisting harms and (often deadly) violence caused by different sectors of the global economy: mining and hydro-electric dams; for-export production of African palm, sugarcane and bananas; tourism and the ‘sweatshop’ garment industry.

Rights Action carries out education and activism work in the U.S. and Canada addressing how our governments, companies and investors often contribute directly to and benefit from human rights violations, repression, environmental harms, exploitation, corruption and impunity in these countries. For almost 20 years, Grahame has co-facilitated the UNBC Geography field schools to Guatemala with Dr. Catherine Nolin.

Soil science, waste management, environmental science, agriculture

Machine Learning for Intelligent Wireless Communications, Internet of Things/Everything (IoT/IoE), Cyber-Attack Detection

Early childhood, variations in sex development.

Indigenous health, water, traditional knowledge, Indigenous research.

Intergenerational trauma, resistance, and healing, Filipino/a/x diasporic experiences in Canada, community mental health and wellness, mental health stigma, community-based research approaches and interventions, social work praxis with immigrant and racialized populations, qualitative and mixed-methods research, interdisciplinary intervention research, children and youth in-care and their families/caregivers, intimate partner violence (IPV).

Medical assistance in dying, fibromyalgia, nursing regulation, concept analysis, medication errors, healthcare law and ethics, nursing jurisprudence, nursing standards of practice.

Small firm internationalisation, cluster development, business strategy, marketing

Fisheries, freshwater ecosystem science, environmental science, limnology, watersheds, salmon, climate change impacts on freshwaters.

Climate extremes, climate change, atmospheric rivers, heatwaves, wildfires, flooding, hydroclimatology.

Sexual violence, sexual objectification, dehumanization, gender.

Snow, glaciers, rivers, climate change, hydrology, mountains, drones, unmanned air vehicles (UAV), remotely piloted aerial systems (RPAS), remote sensing, satellites.