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Viveka Ichikawa
M.S.W. in Social justice and Diversity with Collaborative Program: Ethnicity and Pluralism (University of Toronto)
B.A. in Social Work and Child Studies (Tokyo University of Welfare), Psychology (University of Victoria)
Viveka Ichikawa, MSW (Canada), BSW (Japan), RSW (Canada/Japan), is a Ph.D. candidate at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work. Her research interests are Anti-oppressive Practice; Decolonial theory; Mixed race identity; neoliberalism multiculturalism; Community-based research; Inter-cultural research; Critical international social work training.
Viveka has a broad range of academic and professional experiences in Canada and Japan as a researcher, educator, and direct practitioner. Personal website: https://viveka-therapy.com/