International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care: Volume 7 Issue 1

“It's a forced separation […] and we've got used to this kind of life”: changing dynamics of HIV risk in the context of immigration

Yanqiu Rachel Zhou, William D. Coleman

This paper aims to examine the impacts of immigration processes on the HIV risk faced by mainland Chinese immigrants in Canada.

Challenges and barriers to services for immigrant seniors in Canada: “you are among others but you feel alone”

Miriam Stewart, Edward Shizha, Edward Makwarimba, Denise Spitzer, Ernest N. Khalema, Christina D. Nsaliwa

This paper seeks to explore varied interrelated challenges and barriers experienced by immigrant seniors.

Working with interpreters: tools for clinicians conducting psychotherapy with forced immigrants

Maile O'Hara, Adeyinka M. Akinsulure‐Smith

The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the important and unique challenges that arise when using interpreters while conducting psychotherapy with forced migrants who…

Nah We Yone – a grassroots community‐based organization in New York City: successes, challenges, and lessons learned

Adeyinka M. Akinsulure‐Smith, Wilma L. Jones

This paper aims to discuss the development of a unique, grassroots, community‐based organization, Nah We Yone (NWY), designed specifically to provide support to African refugees…

Meeting the health challenges of resettlement

Charles Watters

Change of ownership for Pier Professional

Rebecca Marsh