Karine Morin

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Big Thinking Podcast · Turning research into action on student homelessness · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

You've just sort of alluded to that, a little bit of maybe some personal experience.

Did you wanna maybe elaborate a little bit of what you were considering bringing to this research area and and what sort of aspects of those issues might have really been of interest to you and calling out for you in some ways?

So I'm curious if you want to say a little bit more about that layering of what you would be studying, bring some lived experience and the students that you would have been working with ultimately this sort of being able to relate to them.

So researchers we typically think of as trying to be objective, but here you're bringing some element of lived experience.

How would you speak to that layering of

research, scholarship, lived experience in the project that you've been involved in.

So you you bring that, but then again, I'm curious a little bit about that transition of having initiated all of your studies in a STEM field.

When you turn to more of the social science, public health but social science

What additional sort of background preparation or even perhaps in terms of gaining new knowledge that was going to be more directly relevant to the socioeconomic sphere?

How did you undertake that part of the work?

And how did you ultimately prepare to do what was the essence of this project, as I understand, a lot of interviews?

So do you want to speak a little bit to maybe some of the literature?

Getting acquainted with a new area, a new set of towns

knowledge and then developing the skills for doing interviews.

So let's start explaining a little bit what this research entailed and the different components.

So as I understand it, it became quite a broader study with multiple sites, I think up to six institutions now.

Tell us a little bit how that evolved and what are these institutions that were selected, why they were selected, and tell us a little bit about the scope of the project that you undertook.

It's very difficult to do.

I'm curious if you would speak a little bit to whether there were clearly some regional distinctions, or you refer to universities, some are very large scale, perhaps some smaller universities, colleges.

So did

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