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Research
Latest papers
Negotiating Discourses of Shame, Secrecy, and Silence: Migrant and Refugee Women's Experiences of Sexual Embodiment.
Archives of sexual behavior · 2017
Shifting landscapes: immigrant women and postpartum depression.
Health care for women international · 2008 · first author
Latest funding
- $25,000
After the Asylum: The Legacies of Community Mental Health
CIHR · 2013 · Nominated PI
- $25,000
Advancing mental health and HIV research, policy, and programming through intersectionality
CIHR · 2013 · Co-investigator
- $10,000
Safety Nets for Gender Variant Children and Youth
CIHR · 2012 · Co-investigator
2 publications.
Negotiating Discourses of Shame, Secrecy, and Silence: Migrant and Refugee Women's Experiences of Sexual Embodiment.
Ussher JM, Perz J, Metusela C, Hawkey AJ, Morrow M, Narchal R, Estoesta J
Shifting landscapes: immigrant women and postpartum depression.
Morrow M, Smith JE, Lai Y, Jaswal S
After the Asylum: The Legacies of Community Mental Health
Principal investigators: Morrow, Marina H
Keywords: Community Mental Health; Deinstitutionalization; Knowledge Exchange; Mental Health; Public History; Stigma
Advancing mental health and HIV research, policy, and programming through intersectionality
Principal investigators: Hankivsky, Olena
Keywords: Equity; Health Promotion; Health Services; Hiv/Aids; Intersectionality; Knowledge Exchange; Mental Health; Programming
Safety Nets for Gender Variant Children and Youth
Principal investigators: Travers, Ann
Keywords: Children And Youth; Education; Gender Variance; Health And Social Services Supports; Mental Health
Innovations in Knowledge Translation: Addressing Inequities in Mental Health
Principal investigators: Battersby, Lupin R
Keywords: Gender; Information Technology; Intersectionality; Knowledge Translation; Mental Health; Qualitative Methods; Social Inequities
Moving Towards Cultural Safety in Indigenous Contracting: Lessons from British Columbia
Principal investigators: Josewski, Viviane
Keywords: Case Study; Community-Based Health Services; Critical Ethnography; Cultural Safety; Health Contracting; Health Policy & Services; Indigenous Epistemiologies; Indigenous People; Mental Health & Addictions; Self-Determination
Pathways to Equity: Exploring resilience in the fields of gender, violence and mental health
Principal investigators: Morrow, Marina H; Andersson, Neil; Macmillan, Harriet L
Keywords: Gender; Gender-Based Analysis; Health Equity; Intersectionality; Knowledge Translation And Exchange; Mental Health; Resilience; Social Inequities; Violence
Change management in mental health care: Supporting the success of an innovative concurrent disorders treatment program
Principal investigators: Jenkins, Emily K
Keywords: Addiction; Change Management; Concurrent Disorders; Health Policy; Mental Disorders; Mental Health; Mental Illness; Organizational Culture; Population Health; Substance Dependence
Canada-U.S. Gender and Health Research Group
Principal investigators: Hankivsky, Olena
Keywords: Gender And Health; Intersectionality; Mental Health; Sexual Health; Violence Against Women
Development of a Research Agenda Exploring Social Inequities in Mental Health Recovery
Principal investigators: Morrow, Marina H
Keywords: Citizen Engagement; Community-Based Research; Mental Health; Social Inequities; Vulnerable And Marginalized Populations
CIHR Centre for Research on Gender and Social Disparities in Mental Health and Addictions
Principal investigators: Morrow, Marina H; Chodos, Howard; Goldner, Elliot M
Keywords: Gender And Sex Based Analysis; Intersectional Analysis; Mental Health; Multi-Methods (Qualitative And Quantitative); Social Inequities; Substance Abuse
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