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Gender, Migration, & The Work of Care

The research for Gender, Migration and the Work of Care was completed in 2018.

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Journal Articles

Confronting Servitude: Asian Immigrant Women Workers in State-Funded Homecare

2 October 2023

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Journal Articles

Between Women of Color: The New Social Organization of Reproductive Labor

2 October 2023

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  • Jennifer Nazareno

  • Cynthia Cranford

    Researcher

  • Lolita Lledo

  • Patricia Roach

  • Valerie Damasco

Reports

Gender Migration and the Work of Care Media Reports

7 July 2023

Research Findings

Multi-level Analyses of Homecare Labor

16 September 2022

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Think Pieces

Think Piece: “Systemic Resilience and Carework: An Asia-Pacific Perspective”

12 April 2021

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Essays

COVID-19 is testing the norm: gender dynamics and care in the midst of the pandemic

27 April 2020

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Essays

The Global Care Tilt: Migrant Caregivers Flock to Wealthy Countries to Meet Rising Demand

4 April 2019

Research Findings

Oceania Team’s New Policy Briefs and Factsheets

12 March 2019

Essays

Beyond Mary Poppins: The Politics and Economics of Real-Life Nannies

22 February 2019

Essays

How does care translate?

13 February 2019

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Why Canadians should care about the Global Care Economy

16 March 2018

Research Findings

“Thank God all the employers I had were good to me. It really depends on the family”

1 December 2017

Our Partners

Centre for International Research on Care, Labour & Equalities
International Labour Organization
Human Rights Research and Education Centre
National University of Singapore
Centre for Sustainable Organizations and Work
Migration Policy Institute
Asian Women at Work Inc.
SEIU Healthcare
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Kookmin University
Kyoto Univserity
UN Women
Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Asia Research Institute
University of Toronto Department of Sociology
Employment and Social Development Canada
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
Asian Immigrant Women Advocates
United Voice