The RedEd Africa Project

The RedEd Africa project, led by Laura Bisaillon, investigates the experiences of African exchange students in communist Romania in the 1960s.

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Care Economies in Context

Care and Climate Change

Caring Across Generations

Disability-Based Inequalities

Gender, Migration, & The Work of Care

Going Solar

Housing Assistance, Neighbourhood Change and Residential Mobility

Identification and Insecurity in the Data Economy

Immigrant Integration and Health: Multidimensional and Cross-National Analyses over the Life Course

Inequality in Childcare: The Case of Nannies

Investigating the Interdependence of Attitudes Toward Social Groups

Investing in Inclusive and Sustainable Care: A Macroeconomic Approach to Understanding Care in Mongolia

Trajectories of Mothers’ Breadwinning Responsibilities Over the Life Course

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Facts and Context

Canada: Migrant Domestic Workers

24 February 2016

Facts and Context

Canada quietly introduced new rules for migrant caregivers in November 2014

23 February 2016

Research Findings

“Look deep into your hearts”

23 February 2016

Research Findings

“If I could choose freely, I would definitely prefer factory work.”

23 February 2016

Research Findings Project Profiles

Theoretical and Empirical Bases for Reconceptualizing Care, Work, and Migration

23 February 2016

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  Ito Peng

  Director