Suzanne Huot

Assistant Professor

The University of British Columbia

Canada

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Suzanne Huot is an Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada. Her research interests encompass various aspects of migration, community cohesion, and occupational science, particularly in relation to 2SLGBTQIA+ Indigenous communities. Recent articles include topics such as the categorization of migrants in mobility regimes, the experiences of remote working immigrants, and the integration of linguistic minorities in Metro Vancouver. Through her work, she aims to develop critical perspectives on belonging, occupational balance, and the dynamics of migration.

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Rebecca Aldrich

University of Southern California

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Susan Forwell

The University of British Columbia

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Tamsin Barber

Reader in Sociology

Oxford Brookes University

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Constructing categories of ‘desirable migrants’ through bureaucracy in French and Canadian mobility regimes

Working from (a New) Home: Tensions Faced by Remote Working Immigrants in Canada

Mapping (In)Formal Francophone Spaces: Exploring Community Cohesion Through a Mobilities Lens

Co-creating occupational science research with 2SLGBTQIA+ Indigenous communities: Developing community-driven research priorities through relationship-building

Studying occupations across borders: Methodological reflections on the value of cross-national comparative research

Navigating occupational balance and identity in the platform economy: Perspectives from immigrant workers

A dynamic and critical approach to belonging as a dimension of occupation

Special issue: Occupation and society: Global to local perspectives for the future

Global perspectives on migration and forced displacement: Theory, research, and practices for enacting an occupation-based approach

Catalyzing service providers’ potential to enhance immigrants’ social occupational possibilities

Embracing transnational approaches for a more thorough and critical understanding of occupation in research on migration

Learning about occupation together: An interdisciplinary graduate course

Prioritising Community Cohesion to Promote Immigrant Retention: the Politics of Belonging in Canadian Francophone Minority Communities

The ‘in-between’ role of linguistic minority sites in immigrants’ integration: the Francophone community as third space in Metro Vancouver

Picturing precarity through occupational mapping: Making the (im)mobilities of long-term unemployment visible

Examining Social Relationships among Older Muslim Immigrants Living in Canada: A Narrative Inquiry

Conceptualizing the role of occupation in the production of space

Occupation’s Role in Producing Inclusive Spaces: Immigrants’ Experiences in Linguistic Minority Communities

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Rebecca Aldrich

Susan Forwell

Tamsin Barber

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