This paper explores intersectionality of oppression and social agency in refugee narratives of four female teachers from Yugoslavia who immigrated to Ontario and Quebec between 1994 and 1998. These narratives reveal a number of systemic barriers participants encountered in their new country, such as lack of coordination between immigration and settlement services, lack of information about the teacher recertification process, systemic ignorance towards international teaching credentials and experiences, and a number of settlement practices that pushed the participating women teachers to the margins of the Canadian educational system. In addition to reporting a number of systemic barriers to teaching, these women also revealed self-imposed p...
This report is an effort to address information gaps regarding how gendered claims are addressed by ...
Re-bordering is an aspect of globalization. Borders have become impervious to national, political an...
This paper offers a comparative analysis of official discourse surrounding three incidents of asylum...
ii Prior to September 11 2011, Canada was recognized as a leading advocate of international refugee ...
This study examines the role of demographics on education and career trajectories of refugees in Can...
Prior to September 11 2011, Canada was recognized as a leading advocate of international refugee pro...
This case comment takes a critical Canadian look at gender-based refugee claims in light of the rece...
The literature on refugee trajectories in Canada suggests that over time, and despite considerable h...
Despite the status of Canada and the United States as major destinations for refugees worldwide, sch...
In 2015, following Canada’s resettlement of large numbers of Syrian refugees, it was praised as a ro...
Cet article propose quelques réflexions préliminaires sur l'importance que les femmes migrantes (194...
This paper reflects on the origins and development of the Student Refugee Program of the World Unive...
Following the August 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia, 11,200 Prague Spring refugees were ...
The 1970 Report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women of Canada represents the first offici...
[ES] Este artículo pretende favorecer una mayor comprensión de las barreras políticas, socio-económi...
This report is an effort to address information gaps regarding how gendered claims are addressed by ...
Re-bordering is an aspect of globalization. Borders have become impervious to national, political an...
This paper offers a comparative analysis of official discourse surrounding three incidents of asylum...
ii Prior to September 11 2011, Canada was recognized as a leading advocate of international refugee ...
This study examines the role of demographics on education and career trajectories of refugees in Can...
Prior to September 11 2011, Canada was recognized as a leading advocate of international refugee pro...
This case comment takes a critical Canadian look at gender-based refugee claims in light of the rece...
The literature on refugee trajectories in Canada suggests that over time, and despite considerable h...
Despite the status of Canada and the United States as major destinations for refugees worldwide, sch...
In 2015, following Canada’s resettlement of large numbers of Syrian refugees, it was praised as a ro...
Cet article propose quelques réflexions préliminaires sur l'importance que les femmes migrantes (194...
This paper reflects on the origins and development of the Student Refugee Program of the World Unive...
Following the August 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia, 11,200 Prague Spring refugees were ...
The 1970 Report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women of Canada represents the first offici...
[ES] Este artículo pretende favorecer una mayor comprensión de las barreras políticas, socio-económi...
This report is an effort to address information gaps regarding how gendered claims are addressed by ...
Re-bordering is an aspect of globalization. Borders have become impervious to national, political an...
This paper offers a comparative analysis of official discourse surrounding three incidents of asylum...