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Geographies of Trauma and Healing: Resistance, Resilience, ‘Ustawi wa’, and the Lived Experiences of African Women Refugees from the EHAGL Region in Canada
This dissertation explores the lived experiences of African women refugees from the East and Horn of Africa and Great Lakes (EHAGL) region resettled in Ontario, Canada, with particular focus on the complex intersections of trauma, resilience, and healing within global refugee governance. It asks: How do the gendered and spatial dynamics of refugee protection and…
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Migration and Precarity: From the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to Permanent Resident, Student and Undocumented Migrant Status
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Co-developing an inclusive interprofessional health workforce minimum data standard for enhanced planning and decision-making: A Canadian case with international relevance
Background: Comprehensive and standardized health workforce data are the foundation of more robust planning and evidence-informed decision-making in the face of multiple crises. Objective: This paper describes the process, results, and lessons learned in co-developing an inclusive, interprofessional health workforce minimum data standard (MDS) for planning. Methods: A four-phase development process was undertaken: 1) we…
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Intersecting Identities, Marginalization Processes and Multiculturalism: A Commentary on the 6th Annual Ethnic and Pluralism Studies Graduate Research Conference
Academic conferences serve as moments and spaces for young scholars to engage in productive conversations, develop networks and gain public speaking experience. Between January 31st and February 1st 2013, the Ethnic and Pluralism Studies (EPS) program at the University of Toronto, successfully hosted its 6th annual Graduate Research Conference at the Munk School of Global…
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The design and delivery of Canadian nursing regulators’ continuing competence programs: An environmental scan
Background: The development, maintenance, and enforcement of Continuing Competence Programs (CCPs) is a core function of nursing regulators in Canada. Although regulators invest significant resources into these programs, there is limited evidence about how they impact workforce and patient safety outcomes. Furthermore, nursing regulators across Canada operate within their unique jurisdictional and professional contexts and…
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‘Straight Outta Mogadishu’: Prescribed Identities and Performative Practices among Somali Youth in North American High Schools
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Talking Race, Talking Colour: Racialized Women, their Home and Belongingness in Multicultural Canada
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Global research agenda on health, migration and displacement: Strengthening research and translating research priorities into policy and practice
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A focus on the health of Black people and anti-Black racism in health care in Canada
