Region

North America

Because the Centre is located in Toronto, Canada, most of the researchers affiliated with the Centre conduct at least some of their research among Canadian and US populations. These scholars include: Monica Alexander, Laura Bisaillon, Cynthia Cranford, Prentiss Dantzler, Shari Eli, Melissa Milkie, Ito Peng, David Pettinicchio, Erica di Ruggiero, and Erik Schneiderhan.

Projects
14
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101

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Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Navigating Cumulative Disadvantages of Migration, Care, and Employment Regimes: Dependent Immigrants in Canada

12 December 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Valuing the Contributions of Family Caregivers to the Care Economy

11 December 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Mental and Physical Wellbeing of Carer–Employees in Canada

4 December 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Academic Book

The Labour Crisis in Long-Term Care

28 November 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Student Work Journal Articles

Rethinking Intergenerational Living as the Ideal Form of Senior Care: Life Course Research with Immigrant Families in Toronto

27 November 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Academic Book

Pat Armstrong’s Care Homes in A Turbulent Era calls for a Transformation in Care.

27 November 2024

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Opinions Think Pieces

The overlooked role of unions in healthcare quality research

26 November 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Academic Book

Unpaid Work in Nursing Homes: Flexible Boundaries

24 November 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Children’s Financial Dependence on Mothers: Propensity and Duration

4 November 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Student Work Journal Articles

Gendered Labor Continuum: Immigrant Mothers Confronting Uncertainty and Pandemic Constraints

16 October 2024

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Academic Books and Articles Book Chapters

COVID-19, Global Care, and Migration

18 September 2024

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Journal Articles

Care as an Intersectional Point to Analyze Socio-Economy

18 September 2024

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