Pathways between under/unemployment and health among racialized immigrant women in Toronto
Abstract
Objective. We sought to document pathways between under/unemployment and health among racialized immigrant women in Toronto while exploring the ways in which gender, class, migration and racialization, as interlocking systems of social relations, structure these relationships.Design. We conducted 30 interviews with racialized immigrant women who were struggling to get stable employment that matched their education and/or experience. Participants...
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Title
Pathways between under/unemployment and health among racialized immigrant women in Toronto
Published Date
May 13, 2016
Journal
Volume
22
Issue
1
Pages
17 - 35
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