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Numéro spécial en hommage à Nérée St-Amand

Isabelle Côté, Marie-Pier Rivest and Simon Lapierre

Qui était Nérée St-Amand ? Entrevue avec Joscelyne Levesque et Marc Molgat

Jacqueline Thibault

Des noms qui en disent long… hier et encore aujourd’hui !

Marie-Pier Rivest, PhD.

L’imagination radicale pour un travail social « ailleurs et autrement »

Simon Lapierre, PhD.

L’héritage de Nérée St-Amand pour l’enseignement universitaire en travail social : hommage à un professeur qui a laissé sa marque

Isabelle Côté, PhD.

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Marjolaine Flynn

Les services de santé en français des immigrants francophones en Nouvelle-Écosse : une lutte pour l’égalité de soins

Malanga-Georges Liboy, PhD., Yalla Sangaré, M.B.A. and Reanne Cooper, M.A.
Francophones living in a minority environment do not have the same ease as Anglophones in accessing quality health services in their mother tongue. The aim of this study is to gather representations of francophone Newcomers about their physical and mental health conditions and to identify their needs with respect to accessing health services in French in the province. Based on personalized interviews, questionnaires, and focus groups conducted among participants with an immigrant background, we carried out a discourse analysis of the data collected. Our results show that French-speaking individuals do not necessarily benefit from the same services as those used by English-speaking individuals.

Violences faites aux femmes en milieu rural et rôle des hommes alliés dans la lutte

Christophe Lévesque and Catherine Flynn, PhD.
While there is still some debate about men’s involvement in feminist spaces, there is an emerging consensus that men must be part of the solution. Based on empirical and theoretical studies, this literature review focuses on violence against women and girls in intimate relationships in regional areas and the role of male allies in this struggle. In particular, it shows how certain structural factors make women living in peripheral regions vulnerable and the support that feminists want from men.