Jennifer Lavalley
Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Studies (PhD)
Integrating Indigenous Ways of Knowing into Overdose Responses for Urban Indigenous People who use Drugs
Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship
Deadline
Likely in November 2025
Annual Value
Up to $50,000 stipend plus up to $20,000 research and travel allowance per year for three years
Citizenship
Canadian
Permanent Resident
International
Degree Level
Doctoral
The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarship Program offers a three-year leadership program designed to train Engaged Leaders, equipping doctoral candidates with the skills to translate their ideas into action, for the betterment of their communities, Canada, and the world.
While the Foundation continues to seek scholars with the greatest intellectual capacity and a track record of academic achievement, they are also looking for those demonstrating a willingness to engage with a plurality of perspectives, people, cultures, and ideologies, and who are committed to deep listening, profound curiosity, and exploring grey areas.
The Foundation welcomes applications from candidates across a wide range of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, in business schools, public health and law. Candidates’ research must be related to one or more of the Foundation’s four central themes: Human Rights and Dignity; Responsible Citizenship; Canada and the World; and, People and their Natural Environment.
