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Latest funding
- $44,936
Syrian Refugees: Gender Based Analysis and ADAPTation
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $35,036
Syrian Refugees: Gender Based Analysis and ADAPTation
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $51,489
What do sponsorship groups and sponsorship agreement holders identify as needs, challenges and best practices in settling refugees: A Pilot Study
SSHRC · 2017 · Principal investigator
Syrian Refugees: Gender Based Analysis and ADAPTation
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne E.
Keywords: refugees; adaptation; gender; age; location; sponsorship stream
Syrian Refugees: Gender Based Analysis and ADAPTation
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne E.
Keywords: refugees; adaptation; gender; age; location; sponsorship stream
What do sponsorship groups and sponsorship agreement holders identify as needs, challenges and best practices in settling refugees: A Pilot Study
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne
Keywords: (1) refugees; (2) newcomers; (3) services; (4) settlement; (5) policies; (6) practices; (7) families; (8) sponsorship; (9) explanatory
The mediation of children's mental health issues magazines, newspapers and message boards
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne E.N.
Keywords: children; mental; health; issues; discourses; magazines; newspapers; message boards
Changes in the portrayal of depression in mass print magazines
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne E.N.
Keywords: critical discourse analysis; SSRI; prozac; depression; mental illness; mass media; gender; race; ethnicity; income
Recontextualizing agonias: understanding women's conceptualizations of symptom expression and care of agonias in Portugal
Principal investigators: James, Susan
Keywords: immigrant; culture; somatization; Portuguese; mental health; interdisciplinary
Competing models and socio-demographic differences in the magazine portrayal of disease and accidents
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne K.
Keywords: mass print media; disease; accidents; portrayal; health policy; communication; socio-economic status; magazines; cancer; heart disease; AIDS; gender; age; health; population
Mass media, ethnicity and meaning of genetic risk for cancer
Principal investigators: Hoffman-Goetz, Laurie
Keywords: risk communication; health studies; breast; ovarian and colon cancers; genetics; women's health; cultural models; ethnicity
Investigating the link between symptom expression, medicalization and acculturation: the case of Portuguese immigrants
Principal investigators: James, Susan
Keywords: culture; somatization; portuguese; sociosomatic
The translation of science and medicine in the mass media: the case of breast and ovarian cancer
Principal investigators: Nancarrow Clarke, Juanne
Keywords: science; portrayal; mass-print-media; genetic; risk; breast; ovarian cancer; culture; social structure
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