The experiences of Canadian immigrant women as they move from one culture to another are examined. Making reference to relevant literature, the position of immigrant women in Canada, the barriers they encounter in their efforts to adapt to their new homeland, and the coping strategies they use to deal with these barriers are explored. In addition, the usefulness of different forms of support systems and the role of the counsellor as part of the adaptation process are examined. Immigrant women in transition represent a high-risk group in Canadian society. Elements that make them such a vulnerable group include race, language, and their roles as wives, mothers, and labourers. In addition, social, economic, and political policies in Canada con...
Drawing on over 150 hours of participant-observation and 41 semi-structured interviews conducted bet...
The process of adjustment of immigrants into Canadian society is an important economic, social, poli...
This study, guided by a feminist framework, aims to disclose aspects of the lived experience of Chi...
Career transitioning among immigrants in Canada is a widely studied phenomenon. However, little rese...
This research draws from the lived experiences of 15 African immigrants in Canada. While the focus ...
In Canada’s increasingly poly-ethnic society, questions of how to define and build an inclusive soci...
Background: South Asian immigrant women make up the largest visible minority in Canada, where visibl...
On the basis of a qualitative study with immigrant women in Windsor, Ontario, this article looks at ...
of almost 135,000 women who came to this country in that year (Citizenship and Immigration Canada, 2...
This thesis explores the context in which immigrant women in Canada experience violence. It will fo...
This thesis explores the context in which immigrant women in Canada experience violence. It will fo...
Oral histories can amplify the voices of marginalized, racialized women who have been otherwise excl...
We present the results of research on guidance counsellors’ perception of their professional skills ...
This research examines the everyday experiences of immigrant women working informally in the City of...
The process of adjustment of immigrants into Canadian society is an important economic, social, poli...
Drawing on over 150 hours of participant-observation and 41 semi-structured interviews conducted bet...
The process of adjustment of immigrants into Canadian society is an important economic, social, poli...
This study, guided by a feminist framework, aims to disclose aspects of the lived experience of Chi...
Career transitioning among immigrants in Canada is a widely studied phenomenon. However, little rese...
This research draws from the lived experiences of 15 African immigrants in Canada. While the focus ...
In Canada’s increasingly poly-ethnic society, questions of how to define and build an inclusive soci...
Background: South Asian immigrant women make up the largest visible minority in Canada, where visibl...
On the basis of a qualitative study with immigrant women in Windsor, Ontario, this article looks at ...
of almost 135,000 women who came to this country in that year (Citizenship and Immigration Canada, 2...
This thesis explores the context in which immigrant women in Canada experience violence. It will fo...
This thesis explores the context in which immigrant women in Canada experience violence. It will fo...
Oral histories can amplify the voices of marginalized, racialized women who have been otherwise excl...
We present the results of research on guidance counsellors’ perception of their professional skills ...
This research examines the everyday experiences of immigrant women working informally in the City of...
The process of adjustment of immigrants into Canadian society is an important economic, social, poli...
Drawing on over 150 hours of participant-observation and 41 semi-structured interviews conducted bet...
The process of adjustment of immigrants into Canadian society is an important economic, social, poli...
This study, guided by a feminist framework, aims to disclose aspects of the lived experience of Chi...