C. Susana Caxaj

Assistant Professor

Western University

Canada

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C. Susana Caxaj is an Assistant Professor at Western University in Canada. Her research focuses on cultural safety in service provision for migrant agricultural workers, examining structural racism and housing conditions, and advocating for anti-racist philosophies in nursing education. She is particularly interested in the health implications and multi-sectoral supports for migrant workers, as highlighted in her recent publications.

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Articles (15)

Cultural Safety in Service Provision for Migrant Agricultural Workers? An Empirical Exploration

“You’re Just Stuck in a Hole, Really”: Mechanisms of Structural Racism Through Migrant Agricultural Worker Housing in Canada

Call to Action: Integrating Anti-racist Philosophies in Dismantling Racism and Anti-Black Racism in Nursing Education in Canada

Housing Conditions and Health Implications for Migrant Agricultural Workers in Canada: A Scoping Review

Contending With Precarity: Health and Multi-Sectoral Supports for Migrant Agricultural Workers in Southern Ontario

Informality, Social Citizenship, and Wellbeing among Migrant Workers in Costa Rica in the Context of COVID-19

A Lifeline in troubled waters: A support intervention for migrant farm workers

Mentorship in nursing education: A concept analysis

Correction: Colindres et al. Migrant Agricultural Workers’ Health, Safety and Access to Protections: A Descriptive Survey Identifying Structural Gaps and Vulnerabilities in the Interior of British Columbia, Canada. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2021, 18, 3696

How racialized students navigate campus life in a mid-sized Canadian city: ‘thrown against a white background’ but ‘comfortable enough to laugh’

Migrant Agricultural Workers’ Health, Safety and Access to Protections: A Descriptive Survey Identifying Structural Gaps and Vulnerabilities in the Interior of British Columbia, Canada

Emerging best practices for supporting temporary migrant farmworkers in Western Canada

The integration of evidence from the Commission on Social Determinants of Health in the field of health equity: a scoping review

Borders and boundaries in the lives of migrant agricultural workers: Towards a more equitable health services approach.

Migrant Farmworkers Face Heightened Vulnerabilities During COVID-19

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