Research
- 2020
Do socio-demographic and parenting factors moderate the impact of the HIPPY program on children’s school readiness?
Mitacs Accelerate Grant.
$15,000 - 2017
Impact of transitioning to secondary schools on health behaviours associated with obesity and academic related outcomes: A socio-ecological perspective.”
CIHR Operating Grant.
$709, 155 - 2016
Impact of transitioning to secondary schools on behaviours associated with obesity and academic-related outcomes: An ecological perspective with an integrated mixed-method approach.
CIHR Operating Grant.
$100,000
- 2015
The Romanian adoption project: Stories in emerging adulthood.
SSHRC Insight Grant.
$194,718 - 2015
The Romanian adoption project: Stories in emerging adulthood
SFU VPR 4A Grant, $8,900 - 2015
Impact of transitioning to secondary schools on behaviours associated with obesity and academic-related outcomes: An ecological perspective
Le Mare, L., R. Brant, R. Hanning, H. McKay, & Naylor P.
CIHR Operating Grant, $100,000 - 2014
The Romanian Adoption Project Phase 5 — Emerging Adulthood
SSHRC Small Grant, $6,368
- 2012
Children’s adjustment to full-day kindergarten: Parent and teacher perceptions and the roles of child temperament and parent-school relationships
Faculty of Education Graduate Supervision Grant, $11,000 - 2010
The impact of an aerobic exercise intervention on children’s executive functioning and school performance
Le Mare, L. & Neufeld, P.
SSHRC Small Grant, $12,091 - 2008
Children in Care Cohort Study grant preparation
Faculty of Education Research Opportunities Grant, $5,000 - 2007
The Romanian Adoption Project: Time 4 analyses
SSHRC Small Grant, $5,000 - 2006–2009
Care, Identity, and Inclusion Project: HIPPY Canada Case Studies
Le Mare, L. (co-investigator)
Human Resources and Social Development Canada: Social Development Partnership Program Research Grant, $700,000
- 2003–2005
The Romanian Adoption Project: Analysis of Phase 3 Data & Bridge to Phase 4
Human Early Learning Partnership Research Grant, $29,000 - 2003–2007
The C.H.I.L.D. Project
Le Mare, L. (co-investigator)
SSHRC Major Collaborative Research Initiative, $2.3 million - 2002
Demographics of Canadian families with children adopted from Romanian orphanages
SSHRC Small Grant, $4,968 - 2002
Le Mare, L.
The feasibility of continuing and expanding the longitudinal study of the development of Romanian orphans adopted to Canada
Human Early Learning Partnership Research Grant, $30,000 - 2001
Early Development Instrument (EDI): Validation and Utility Assessment.
Hymel, S. and Le Mare, L.
Province of British Columbia Ministry of Education Research Grant, $10,000 - 2000
An Evaluation of the Vancouver HIPPY (Home Instruction Project for Preschool Youngsters) Project
Health Canada, $40,000 - 1998
The longitudinal stability and correlates of stress hormone levels in children adopted from Romanian orphanages
Simon Fraser University SSHRC Small Grants, $3,046 - 1998
Psychosocial development in middle childhood of Romanian orphans adopted to Canada
The Hospital for Sick Children Foundation, $119,906 - 1997
A Longitudinal Study of Adjustment in the Primary Grades
Simon Fraser University SSHRC Small Grants, $4,834 - 1996
A "Goodness of Fit" Analysis of Early School Adjustment
President's Research Grant, $10, 087 - 1993
Help-seeking in the classroom: A social interactional approach
Simon Fraser University SSHRC Small Grants. $4,572 - 1985
The Development of Children's Self-Perceptions
Woody, E., Hymel, S., Le Mare, L., & Ditner, E.
University of Waterloo/SSHRC Grant Fund, $1,500