Our projects explore key determinants of mental health outcomes and access to mental healthcare, particularly for racialized and immigrant communities. Our research is geared at promoting culturally sensitive, newcomer-friendly, and equity-informed models of mental health services.
Mental Health
Impact of Family Loss and Separations on Refugee Youth
This study examines how experiences of loss, disappearance or protracted separation of one or more family members due to...
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Innovative E-Solutions for Promoting Collaborative Mental Healthcare
In collaboration with Dr. Farah Ahmad and other CHCs, we are developing and pilot testing innovative e-health based solutions...
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Mental Health Determinants for Immigrant and Refugee Youth
We have produced rich evidence on social determinants of mental health and wellbeing for immigrant and refugee youth through...
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