Aims This paper explores two critical feminist methodologies for nursing research: feminist
political economy and feminist critical discourse analysis. The aim was to appreciate varied …

Background: The process of refugee resettlement and integration into new communities is a
complex and multifaceted challenge, not only for the refugees themselves but also for the …

Syrian refugee women face many obstacles when accessing health services in host
countries that are influenced by various cultural, structural, and practical factors. This paper …

The concept of “belonging” has gained significant attention in policy debates concerning
identity, migration, integration, and social cohesion, as it is closely tied to refugee wellbeing …

Growing evidence supports the importance of culturally appropriate mental health
interventions, yet it is not always feasible to develop culturally grounded interventions or …

The complex healthcare struggles faced by Syrian refugee women in Ontario, Canada
necessitate innovative methodologies that transcend traditional research dissemination to …

Background: Canada has accepted over 40,000 refugees in the past five years.
Approximately half of these are women of reproductive age. Following forced displacement …

Limited research explicitly addresses the diverse experiences of people who face mental
health and addictions challenges and homelessness (MHACH) in rural Canada, although it …

In this chapter, we examine the concept of intersectionality and the central tenets of this
framework from the perspective of public health professionals and medical anthropologists …

Migrant agricultural workers (MAWs) play a key role in ensuring Canadian food security, with
nearly half of these workers coming from Mexico. Extensive research reveals that MAWs in …