Learning from grassroots responses to Covid-19 in Brazil, Canada, England and South Africa
https://youtu.be/7Ojb-9I6zow This seminar will share insights from researchers and activists from the Global North and South who are...
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https://youtu.be/7Ojb-9I6zow This seminar will share insights from researchers and activists from the Global North and South who are...
Health and care partners in Brighton and Hove are to be part of a new Trans-Atlantic research project to find important lessons from the...
Background The Covid-19 pandemic has deepened existing social, health and nutritional inequities and highlighted common challenges...
IDS is working with Health Systems Global (HSG) to develop communications, share messages and engage with its members and the global community.
This article focuses on Canada to contribute to our knowledge of contemporary labour–capital relations in high-income country agriculture and the role of migrants within the global food system. In particular, I investigate recent modifications to the country’s temporary migration programs and show how these have rendered work in agri-food industries more precarious.
In this article, we document recent trends in labour migration and begin to address these questions. We focus on migrant workers entering low-paid, low-status occupations, who account for most of Canada's foreign workforce.