Child-led tours alongside intersectional feminist theory and child standpoint provide promising methodological insights regarding meaningful engagement research approaches with young children that can inform intersectoral pediatric healthcare practice policy. However, has paid little attention to the dynamics between adults during methods theories may mitigate asymmetrical relationships of powe...

This paper expounds an algorithm for morphological analysis of English language. The algorithm consists of two closely related components: morphological rule learning and morphological analyzing. The morphological rules are obtained through statistical learning from wordlist, with particular morphological features of English language taken into consideration. The procedure of morphological anal...

The ADVANCEGeo Partnership program for transforming workplace climate is informed by critical feminist approaches that seek to disrupt inequities in strongly gendered and racialized disciplines. program’s main organizational change intervention a community-based model bystander education, ethics of care. Persistent demographic trends the geosciences required an intersectional framework focus on...

The counterspaces framework articulated by Case and Hunter (2012), follows from community psychology's long-standing interest in the potential for settings to promote well-being and liberatory responses to oppression. This framework proposes that certain settings (i.e., "counterspaces") facilitate a specific set of processes that promote the well-being of marginalized groups. We argue that an i...

Men’s lives and health are rooted in opportunity structures that are shaped by race, ethnicity and other characteristics that have important social, political, economic and cultural meaning. Within men’s health, there is a need to consider how structural factors and men’s socially-defined characteristics affect the relationship between sex, gender and health. The goal of an intersectional appro...

The impacts of climate variability and change impinge upon different lives and livelihoods within agrarian populations in complex ways. While academic, donor, and implementer efforts to understand and act on this complexity have been profoundly influenced by gender analysis, most contemporary analyses are predicated on a construction of gender as binary (men versus women). This approach runs co...

purpose of this paper is identify mechanisms for employing the forestry alumni by agricultural and natural resources engineering organization (anreo). this organization is a ngo with aims member’s right supporting, employment creation and tag determining and following the member’s demands. regarding to global policies toward privatization, delegation, decentralization and cumulative unemploymen...

This paper explores the impact of intersectional bullying of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) youth from a multi-layered experience perspective within bullying incidents at school. Present inclusionary measures at school may not be designed as a continuous process of finding better methods for responding to diversity, rather remain ‘fixed’ as singular solutions applied universally. Th...

Abstract The 1918 anti-Chinese riots, which saw scores of Chinese-owned stores destroyed by largely Afro-descended peasant community members, are popularly remembered as one the worst acts interracial violence in Jamaica's postemancipation history. However, examining coverage riots Gleaner, newspaper record, author embarks on a mapping project to help show network nonconforming and anticolonial...