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SUMMARY: Denise L. Spitzer – Situating Intersectionality in Migrant Health
DESCRIPTION: Situating Intersectionality in Migrant Health An online talk b
 y: Denise L. Spitzer\, PhD Professor\, School of Public Health\, University
  of Alberta Adjunct Professor\, Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies\, 
 University of Ottawa Wednesday\, February 10\, 2021 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM (PST
 ) [ Abstract ] Rooted in Black\, Indigenous\, queer\, and post-colonial fem
 inisms\, the term intersectionality […]
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 /p><p><em><strong>Situating Intersectionality in Migrant Health</strong></e
 m></p><p>An online talk by:<br /><strong>Denise L. Spitzer\, PhD</strong><b
 r />Professor\, School of Public Health\, University of Alberta<br />Adjunc
 t Professor\, Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies\, University of Otta
 wa</p><p>Wednesday\, February 10\, 2021<br />12:30 PM - 2:00 PM (PST)</p><p
 ><strong>[ Abstract ] </strong><br />Rooted in Black\, Indigenous\, queer\,
  and post-colonial feminisms\, the term intersectionality was brought into 
 the lexicon by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 to illuminate the multiplicity of 
 interacting categories of social differentiation that inform lived experien
 ce. In the more than thirty years since its articulation\, intersectionalit
 y has been increasingly taken up in research\, policy\, practice\, and acti
 vism. In this presentation\, I will examine what intersectionality brings t
 o the realm of migrant health. While arguing that intersectionality needs t
 o be more inclusive of the dimensions of time and place\, I will also outli
 ne the benefits and challenges to incorporating this lens to this area of r
 esearch and practice.</p>
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