How a Community Health Clinic Has Responded to the War on Drugs
An Ethnographic Study of PrevenCasa’s Impact on Women Who Use Drugs in Tijuana
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An Ethnographic Study of PrevenCasa’s Impact on Women Who Use Drugs in Tijuana
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On October 9th, the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies hosted a workshop to help prepare graduate students for
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Lidia Esther Muñoz Paniagua, PhD Student at University of Oregon, presents her research on the access to healthcare for vulnerable H2-A farmworkers in the United States and Mexico. This critical examination explores the intersection of immigration policy, labor rights, and healthcare access, highlighting the challenges faced by these workers. Lidia shares her preliminary findings on the impact of age, misconceptions about healthcare, and the role of gender and race on health experiences. She also discusses the concept of biocommunicability and its implications for healthcare access. This research aims to inform policy and practice, improving healthcare access for H2-A farmworkers.
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Click here to view the PowerPoint from this research presentation. How A Community Health Clinic Responded to the War
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Click here to view the PowerPoint from this research presentation. Developing a Community Based Orthography through Data Analysis for the
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Graduate Student Grants: Liesl Cohn De Leon, Anthropology Title: Migrant Memories of Guatemalan Maya Women in Oregon: Community and Identity Building
2024 Grant Recipients Read Post »