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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Figures and Tables x
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Introduction: Purpose, Overview, and Contribution 1
6. 1 Why the Theory and Practice of Intersectionality Matter to Health Research and Policy 16
7. Part 1 Theoretical and Methodological Innovations
8. 2 Beyond Borders and Boundaries: Addressing Indigenous Health Inequities in Canada through Theories of Social Determinants of Health and Intersectionality 53
9. 3 A Cross-Cultural Quantitative Approach to Intersectionality and Health: Using Interactions between Gender, Race, Class, and Neighbourhood to Predict Self-Rated Health in Toronto and New York City 71
10. 4 Performing Intersectionality: The Mutuality of Intersectional Analysis and Feminist Participatory Action Health Research 92
11. 5 Adding Religion to Gender, Race, and Class: Seeking New Insights on Intersectionality in Health Care Contexts 112
12. Part 2 Intersectionality Research across the Life Course
13. 6 Navigating the Crossroads: Exploring Rural Young Women’s Experiences of Health Using an Intersectional Framework 131
14. 7 Exploring Health and Identity through Photovoice, Intersectionality, and Transnational Feminisms: Voices of Racialized Young Women 147
15. 8 An Intersectional Understanding of Youth Cultural Identities and Psychosocial Integration: Why It Matters to Mental Health Promotion in Immigrant-Receiving Pluralistic Societies 166
16. 9 Adopting an Intersectionality Perspective in the Study of the Healthy Immigrant Effect in Mid- to Later Life 180
17. 10 Intersectionality in the Context of Later Life Experiences of Dementia 198
18. Part 3 Social Context, Policy, and Health
19. 11 An Intersectional Lens on Various Facets of Violence: Access to Health and Social Services for Women with Precarious Immigration Status 221
20. 12 Place, Health, and Home: Gender and Migration in the Constitution of Healthy Space 239
21. 13 Preventing and Managing Diabetes: At the Intersection of Gender, Ethnicity, and Migration 257
22. 14 Intersectionality Model of Trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 274
23. Part 4 Disrupting Power and Health Inequities
24. 15 Addressing Trauma, Violence, and Pain: Research on Health Services for Women at the Intersections of History and Economics 295
25. 16 Intersectional Frameworks in Mental Health: Moving from Theory to Practice 312
26. 17 Intersectionality, Justice, and Influencing Policy 331
27. 18 Intersectional Feminist Frameworks in Practice: CRIAW’s Journey toward Intersectional Feminist Frameworks, Implications for Equity in Health 349
28. Afterword 363
29. Contributors 371
30. Index 381