Mot-clé : Racisme - racialisation

Racisme - racialisation

Impact of COVID-19: Black Canadian perspectives

This report from the African-Canadian Civic Engagement Council and Innovative Research Group presents the results of a research study exploring perceptions of Black Canadians about the health and economic impacts of COVID-19, demonstrating poorer health outcomes, greater occupational exposure and greater financial impact of COVID-19 for Black Canadians.

The Impact of COVID on Immigrant and Racialized Communities in Montreal

This webinar from McGill University’s Institute for Health and Social Policy reports on challenges faced by immigrant and racialized communities in Montreal during COVID-19, including awareness and application of health guidelines, access to health services, psychosocial needs, economic challenges, employment, family well-being and community initiatives. 

“More exposed and less protected” in Canada: Systematic Racism and COVID-19

This report from Western University’s Centre for Research & Education on Violence Against Women and Children highlights how systemic bias makes Black, Indigenous and people or colour (BIPOC) more vulnerable to COVID-19. It focuses on the areas of healthcare, labour/housing and community support and includes recommendations to address these disparities.

La blanchité et l’équité en santé : Parlons-en

Ce numéro de la série Parlons-en se veut une introduction au concept de la blanchité à l’intention d’auditoires de la santé publique. En s’appuyant sur la définition des expressions blanchité, privilège blanc et colonialisme de peuplement, les auteures donnent des exemples de la manière dont la blanchité se manifeste en santé publique. Elle propose en outre aux professionnels du domaine des façons de faire du démantèlement de la blanchité l’axe central de la démarche pour améliorer la santé et le mieux-être des collectivités.

Webinar #6: Exploring disparities and long-term health impacts

This webinar from the American Public Health Association and National Academy of Sciences explores the disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on underrepresented minority and marginalized communities. It focuses on communities of color and low-income workers and families. The resource discusses what we can learn from past pandemics, proposing ways to protect the most vulnerable populations.

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