A summary of a recent study on the impact of parent–child separations on First Nations …
Research Snapshot: Parent–Child Separations Among First Nations and Métis Families Read More »
Findings from a study on childcare enrollment and educational outcomes.
Highlights from a study exploring child welfare workers’ thoughts on the overrepresentation of Black children …
Highlights from a study on the experiences of women in Calgary who live in affordable …
Research Snapshot: Gender, Affordable Housing, and the “Poverty Gap” in Canada Read More »
Findings from a study on the postnatal experiences of Syrian refugee mothers in Canada.
Findings from a study on the impacts of race on family reunification.
Findings from a recent study of the effects of incarceration on mothers and their children.
Findings from a study exploring the birthing experiences of Indigenous mothers.
A summary of a qualitative study on perinatal and childbirth experiences of Indigenous mothers.
A summary of research on families, gender equality, and income in Canada
A summary of results from the POLYamorous Childbearing and Birth Experiences Study.
Gaby Novoa summarizes new research on the impact of workplace policies on employed caregivers.
Dr. Rachel Margolis shares new research on the well-being of older adults without close kin.
Gaby Novoa highlights new research on “military literacy” among pediatricians.
Diana Gerasimov shares recent insights on experiences of working from home.
Diana Gerasimov summarizes new findings on the gendered impacts of the pandemic.
Alex Foster-Petrocco shares research on social connections and well-being.
Diana Gerasimov shares data on the association between stressful life events and food insecurity.
Diana Gerasimov explores gender wage gaps in the Quebec labour market.
Vanier Institute’s In Brief Series: Mobilizing Research on Families in Canada Diana Gerasimov March 16, …
In Brief: COVID-19 IMPACTS on Employment Transitions by Immigrants Read More »
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