(Im)migrants undergo significant transitions when settling in Canada and especially when they are searching for housing. The main aim of this session is to examine the housing experiences of (im)migrants (including permanent residents, refugees, temporary migrants, and international students) from an intersectional perspective with a particular interest in the role of class and visible minority identity. Specifically, we are interested in...

(Im)migrants undergo significant transitions when settling in Canada and especially when they are searching for housing. The main aim of this session is to examine the housing experiences of (im)migrants (including permanent residents, refugees, temporary migrants, and international students) from an intersectional perspective with a particular interest in the role of class and visible minority identity. Specifically, we are interested in...

• The EU’s rhetoric on climate mobility: Bridging the New Pact and the Green Deal
• The support networks of immigrants in Canada: a multilevel multinomial analysis of emotional and instrumental support among recent immigrants
• Climate change-(im)mobility nexus: Perspectives of voluntary non-migrants from three coastal communities in Ghana

• Spatial Non-Stationarity Effects of Unhealthy Food Environments and Green Spaces for Type-2 Diabetes in Toronto
• Chronic disease, planetary social thought, and social epigenetics
• Can Social Networking Sites be Effective in Tracing Original Participants for Longitudinal Environmental Health Research?