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A Brief History of the Migrant Mothers Project
No full textThe Migrant Mothers Project (MMP) is a collaborative research project led by Rupaleem Bhuyan at the University of Toronto
in partnership with a network of service providers, legal advocates, community health workers, and grassroots women.
MMP uses participatory research methods to examine how immigration policies contribute to different forms of gender-based violence.
We also explore how immigrants and service providers advocate for immigrants’ rights to access social, legal, and health services
Survivor Voices Toronto Workshop Summary
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Calgary Consultation Meeting
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Summary of Caregivers’ Journeys Launch
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Windsor Forum Summary
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Vancouver Forum Summary
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Migrant Women and Social Service Providers Responding to Changes in Immigration Policy
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Ottawa Forum Summary
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About - The Digital Story Project
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Community Resources
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