Serious Fun at a Jewish Summer Camp
Celia Rothenberg
Using Technology to Manage Health
Norm Archer
James Gillett
Aboriginal Healing Through Community Building
Bonnie Freeman, L. William Lee
Navigating the Ethics of River Tourism in the Canadian Arctic
Nancy Doubleday
Chris Sinding
The Political Lives of Migrants
Peter Nyers
Sonia Anand
Making Humanitarian Action Possible
Andrew Gilbert
Listening to the Brain When the Body Cannot Speak
John Connolly
Leyla Soleymani
Jiaping Qiu
Literary History of Six Nations of the Grand River
Rick Monture
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Salvadoran Families Negotiate Adolescence in a Canadian Context
Mirna Carranza
Adolescence can be a challenging transition period for all parents and children, including immigrant families who must use resourcefulness and resilience to navigate between cultures and keep families together. Canadian immigrant Salvadoran mothers...
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The Role of Time in Shaping the Caregiving Experiences of Chinese Grandparents and Skilled Immigrant Mothers in Canada
Rachel Zhou
When Chinese skilled immigrant mothers cannot balance care time and work/settlement time, grandparents often assume the caregiving role despite how it disrupts their traditional experiences of aging. From a temporal perspective, these childcare...
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Female Employment and Escape from Poverty Among Recent Immigrants
Lisa Kaida
The employment of recently-arrived immigrant women makes a significant contribution to lifting their family out of poverty. European immigrants have a higher probability of exiting poverty, explained by their higher female employment rates than...