Faculty Profiles

Colleges and Departments

Dr. Amy Malorie Alberton

  • Assistant Professor at School of Social Work, College of Applied Arts

Grants

2024

  • Alberton, Amy Malorie. Relative Risk of Homicide for Indigenous Peoples in Oklahoma, Texas State University, Institutional (Higher Ed), $8000. (Submitted: October 5, 2023, Funded: January 1, 2024 - Present). Grant.

2023

  • Alberton, Amy Malorie (Principal), Percent Contribution: %95, Gorey, Kevin M. (Supporting), Percent Contribution: %5. Intersecting effects of ethnicity, gender, structural violence, child welfare involvement, childhood victimization, and neighbourhood income on arrest among Indigenous Peoples and non-Indigenous White people in Canada, Canadian Research Data Centre Network and Justice Canada, Federal, $13000. (Funded: September 15, 2023 - September 15, 2025). Grant.
  • Alberton, Amy Malorie (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %15, Mohanty, Jayashree (Principal), Percent Contribution: %20, Barrett, Betty (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %15, John-Langba, Johannes (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %15, Chokkanathan, Srinivasan (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %15, Hertzog, Jodie (Supporting), Percent Contribution: %10, Khalema, Ernest (Supporting), Percent Contribution: %10. Community-based responses to gender-based violence during the COVID-19 pandemic: What works?, New Frontiers in Research Fund, Federal, $320000. (Funded: February 1, 2023 - May 31, 2024). Grant.

2021

  • Shamrova, Daria P (Principal), Alberton, Amy Malorie (Co-Principal). Scaling Up the 8 Doors Experiment: Evaluation of the Neighboring Intervention Effects on Children and Youth Mental Health, Poverty, Participation and Well-Being, United Methodist Health Fund/Lilly Endowment, Private / Foundation / Corporate, $104332. (Funded: January 2021 - December 2025). Grant.
  • Alberton, Amy Malorie. Relative risks of Indigenous Peoples being reported missing and murdered across the USA: Rapid review and meta-analysis, Wichita State University, Institutional (Higher Ed), $4458. (Funded: January 1, 2021 - December 31, 2022). Grant.