Place, Health, and Diversity : Learning from the Canadian Experience (Paperback)

1 Place, Health, and Diversity in CanadaMelissa D. Giesbrecht, Valorie A. Crooks, and Jeffrey Morgan2 Frameworks, Lenses, and Tools: Approaches to Conducting Diversity-Based Health Geography ResearchMelissa D. Giesbrecht, Valorie A. Crooks, and Jeffrey Morgan3 From Embedded In Place-to Marginalized Out-and Back Again: Indigenous Peoples’ Experience of Health in Canada Heather Castleden, Debbie Martin, and Diana Lewis4 Exploring the Intersections Between Violence, Place, and Mental Health in the Lives of Trans and Gender Non-Conforming People in CanadaCindy Holmes5 "I’m a Better Person When I’m Working": Supportive Workplaces, Mental Illness, and RecoveryJoshua Evans and Robert Wilton6 Spaces and Places: Engaging a Mixed-Methods Approach for Exploring the Multiple Geographies of Pedestrian InjuryJonathan Cinnamon and Daniel Z. Sui7 Counter-Mapping Inner City "Deprivation" in Winnipeg, Canada Jeffrey R. Masuda and Emily Skinner8 When is Helping Hurting? Understanding and Challenging the (Re)Production of Dominance in Narratives of Health, Place, and Difference in Hamilton, OntarioMadelaine C. Cahuas, Mannat Malik, and Sarah Wakefield9 Constructing the Liberal Health-care Consumer Online: A Content Analysis of Canadian Medical Tourism and Harm Reduction Service Provider WebsitesCristina Temenos and Rory Johnston10 Lived Experience in Context: The Diverse Interplay between Women Living with Fibromyalgia and Canada’s Health Care SystemValorie A. Crooks11 Aging, Gender, and "Triple Jeopardy" Through the Life CourseRachel V. Herron and Mark W. Rosenberg12 Does the Compassionate Care Benefit Adequately Support Vietnamese-Canadian Family Caregivers? A Diversity AnalysisIrene D. Lum and Allison H. Williams13 Conclusion: Ways Ahead in Diversity-Based Health Geography ResearchValorie A. Crooks and Melissa D. Giesbrecht